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many meals in people’s homes and
was invited to share special
occasions with many.
She is planning to return in the
summer for a visit and invites
anyone travelling to the Ottawa area
to stop for a visit with her.
The moving van was at Sandra’s
door bright and early on Monday
morning, Dec. 29 and by lunch time
all was loaded and she was gone.
Good luck to Sandra in her new
charge.
With many hands the job of taking
down the decorations was done
quickly following church. Helping
to pack away all the beautiful
decorations were Patty Banks, Barb
Fritz, Don and Monique Baan and
children, Robert and Jackie
Glanville and children, Lorne and
Bonnie Glanville and Jo-Ann
McDonald.
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Minister plans return trip
On Jan. 4 at Knox United ChurchRev. Pat Cook shared the message.Scripture readings were Psalm 72and Matthew 2: 1-12. The children’shymn was, What Child is This. Theirhymn of preparation was, In the
Bleak Midwinter and the closing
hymn was I am the Light of the
World.
The Community Care Project
would appreciate donations of
children’s warm clothing in any size.
They suggest knitted mitts, hats and
slippers, underwear, socks and
personal items.
Recently at Huron Chapel
Evangelical Missionary Church,
Jordan and Joel Scott shared their
miraculous story about an extreme
sports adventure on a remote river in
Mexico. Joel’s heart stopped and hewas taken to a Mexican hospital,then eventually to cardiac care unitin London, ON. Joel is making an amazingrecovery at home.
On Sunday, Jan. 4 at Huron
Chapel the scripture was Philippians3: 12-14, and Pastor David Woodencouraged the congregation tomemorize it this year.In Pastor Wood’s message,Pressing On he said to Speak the
truth in Love.
Josh Scott was home forChristmas break from Australia andtalked of his experience withYWAM (Youth With A Mission).Soon after going back, he will beheading to Indonesia for a six-week
mission trip.
Community project seeking clothing
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Congratulations to Ron Stevenson
on being the big winner of $1,000 in
the Grey Twp. Fire Department’s
Christmas draw.
A mishap on Friday evening saw a
vehicle upset onto its roof outside our
place. The young driver was very
lucky and did not sustain any major
injuries. Traffic was slowed for over 1
1/2 hours while waiting for police,
ambulance, although not needed, and
for a tow truck to arrive and remove
the vehicle.
Toronto was the place to be if
looking for motorcycles. The bike
show was held at the International
Centre. Attending were Chris and
Judy Lee promoting motocross riding
and the Walton Transcan.
The Walton Hall was the place for
the appreciation dinner for the
election workers, hosted by Graeme
Craig. There were over 50 in
attendance to enjoy ham and turkey,
provided by Graeme and potluck The
hall board looked after serving and
cleanup for the gathering.
Celebrating birthdays to finish off
2008 included Ryan Bremner,
Michelle Blake, Reagan Blair, Anne
Curreri, Kerry Blake Dale, Mark
Gillis, Rob Dionne, Alaina Poland,
Kandace Jacklin, Greg Fritz, Elise
Ringgenberg, Judy Emmrich, Paul
Flaxbard, Audrey Hackwell. New
Year’s babies include Dave Linton,
Brent Melady, Claire Mitchell and
celebrating the first week of January
is Charlie Calhoun, Michael Craig,
Don Nolan, Ben Hoegy, Jodi
McIntosh, Sarah Stephenson, Marie
Blake, Julie McKercher, Caleb
Ringgenberg, Evelyn Blake, Marjory
Fraser, Luke Fritz, Judith Glauser,
Rob Mitchell and Lucas Jacklin.
Local wins $1,000 in draw
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NEWS
FROM AUBURN
Winners of the Auburn Christmas
lights and decorations contest are:
first, Gerald and Carol McDowell;
second, Ben and Darlene Bjerg;
third, Jim and Dorothy Schneider.
Recent winners of the Auburn
Lions hockey draw are John Lyons,
Keith Lapp and Marinus Bakker.
Congratulations to all.
Have you seen the Lions
community calendars? They picked
another great picture this year. Hats
off to the Lions who are so
community minded.
Congratulations to Jeff Carter and
Kelly Hasson on their recent
engagement.
We will remember the last Sunday
of 2008. With the power being out
for some of our readers for most of
the day, folks went into survival
mode. We tried to stay warm and
fed, and many had water to pump out
of their basements.
A former Auburn resident, Donald
Hugh Ross, passed away on
Monday, Dec. 15 in Oakville after a
brief illness. He was married to
Patricia (Trant) for over 53 years.
His teaching career took him to
Brucefield, Cambridge, and in 1951
to Oakville.
Besides being a caring father of
three and enjoying his four
grandchildren, he was a very active
community man and in 1990 was the
recipient of the Howard Caine award
for community service. Thanks to
Bernice Anderson and Nancy Park
who had kept in contact with Don,
for sharing this information.
By Gail Dobie
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PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
The Walkerburn Club will meet
on Jan. 12 at the home of Eileen
McClinchey. The roll call will be
answered with recipes for preserves,
jam or pickles.
Club members were happy to hear
that the crib quilt, Sailboats, that
they made and donated to Quilts for
Cancer, sold for $225.
It was the 10th quilt that the
Walkerburn Club has donated to
Quilts for Cancer, and almost
$2,800 has been raised from the sale
of those quilts.
Walkerburn
Club’s
quilt raises
$225 for
research
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