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Mrs. Mildred Lawlor
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PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1986.
Knox Church has special entertainment
Sunday worship in Knox United
Church was conducted by the
minister Gary T. Shuttleworth. An
organ and piano prelude was by
Mrs. Barry Millian and Lori
Millian.
"To-day Is Born a Savior" was
sung by Junior and Senior Choirs.
Junior choir sang "Child of
Bethlehem" under the direction of
Karen Webster and Mrs. Gordon
Gross. "Oh Holy Night" was sung
by Senior Choir with Christine
Busch playing violin and Mrs.
Greg Park taking solo parts with
Mrs. Barry Millian as pianist.
The Fourth Advent Candle was
lit by Mr. Gordon Gross. Junior
congregation under the charge of
Tammy Shuttleworth, Leona Cun-
ningham and Anita Gross. The
minister chose for his sermon,
"Merry Christmas". Offering was
received by Greg Park and Rodger
Cunningham.
"Christmas Around the World"
was the theme of a concert by Knox
Sunday School on Saturday, Dec-
ember 21.
As the audience was being
seated, Christmas piano selections
were played by Janice Webster
and Laura Lawrence. All the
Suriday School pupils sang "Child-
ren Round the World are Singing"
and "A Child is born in Bethle-
hem" led by Superintendent,
Karen Webster. Next Lana and
Leslie Lawrence sang "It's beginn-
ing to look a lot like Christmas".
, The "Kindness Kids", the
Grade Two class of Lori Millian
presented Christmas customs of
Ireland concluding with the carol,
"Here we come a carolling".
Following this, the Nursery
Class, the "Loving Lions", with
their teacher, Glynis Young show-
ed how children in Italy celebrate
Christmas. The giftgiver there is
an old lady called Befana.
The song, The Marvellous Toy
was sung by Ruth Anne and
Michael Bakker.
Austria's Christmas Eve visit of
the "Kriskind" was enacted by the
"Shining Stars" Grade 3-4 class of
Barbara Bakker and Nancy
March]. This was concluded by a
Christmas Lullaby, "Still, Still,
Still."
Susan Dobie performed the
Highland Fling representing Scot-
land.
The Kindergarten class of An-
gela Millian did Christmas recita-
tions and songs.
In Holland, the presents are
given on Dec. 6 by. Sinterklaus and
his helper, Black Peter. December
24 and 25 are exclusively religious
celebrations. A portrayal of the
Dutch customs were given by the
"Rainbow Connection" class und-
er the direction of Margaret
Bakker. They sang "Glory to
God", a Dutch carol translated into
English.
The "Friendship Bears" with
teacher, Tammy Shuttleworth told
a Christmas Alphabet.
German customs and a German
carol "Ring Little Bells" were
presented by the Grade 3-4 class of
Brenda Powell.
A favourite carol, "Away in a
Manger" was harmonized by the
Middelkamp family and Christine
Busch.
Local people
celebrate
Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baechler of
RR 3, Auburn visited on Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Foran
of Blyth.
Visitors on Boxing Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Baechler were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Chapman of
Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Mansueto Renon and family of RR
5, Goderich.
The Auburn Horticulture Socie-
ty will hold their meeting at noon on
January 6.
Christmas visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lawlor were her mother
Mrs. Gertrude Park of Dungannon
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawlor,
Andrea Alexandra of RR 5,
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Culbert and Shelley of
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines and
family of Beamsville spent Christ-
mas with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Don Haines.
Two little mice looking in On the
Christmas preparations of Canada
was the act of the Terrific Ten class
of Margo Middelkamp.
"Journey by Train" was a piano
solo by April Gross.
A trip to Bethlehem - today and
at the time of Jesus' birth was
enacted by the Joyous Juniors
class of Marilyn Verbeek. Their
song was "0 Little Town of
Bethlehem."
Concluding the program, Santa
arrived to distribute gifts. Candy
bags were also given to the
children. Special helpers were
Laura Lawrence, Fred Lawrence,
Allan Webster, Larry Fisher and
Jake Middelkamp.
The Post Office Staff in Auburn
and Rural Route 1,2 and 3 mail carriers
wish everyone a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Special thanks to all those who gave
Christmas presents.
Thank You,
Jewell, Marie, Ken, Andy and Bob