HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-08-27, Page 9Auburn had its own big-city style traffic jam on Saturday afternoon after a spectacular traffic accident just
east of the Maitland bridge tied up traffic both ways on County Road 25 as well as County Road 8. The
accident also drew dozens of spectators.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986. PAGE 9.
Knox United hears
sermon on
'Don't worry'
Mr. Gary Shuttleworth was’in
charge of the 10a.m. service at
Knox United Church with Lori
Millian as pianist.
Prayers, Life and Work of the
church were given followed by the
Lord’s Prayer. Miss Lori Millian
played an instrumental “How
Great Thou Art’’ on piano.
There was a time for the children
who then went to their Sunday
school rooms led by Margo Middle-
kamp and Margaret Bakker.
The minister chose for his
sermon “Don’t Worry’’. Offering
was received by Greg Tark, Roger
Cunningham, Murray Rollison and
Larry Plaetzer. Service closed with
Congregational Benediction
“Father We Love Thee”. The
flowers in the Church sanctuary
were placed in loving memory of
Viola McDowell by her husband
Norman and family.
The September 7 Worship Ser
vice will begin at 11:15 a.m.
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Couple entertained
on 25th anniversary
Last Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Seers entertained at
their cottage in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Kai of Wingham who
were celebrating their 25th wedd
ing anniversary and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson of Auburn, cele
brating their 45th wedding anni
versary. Many friends and rela
tives were in attendance and
enjoyed a pleasant evening to
gether. Both couples were reci
pients of cards and gifts. A
delicious lunch was served includ
ing decorated anniversary cakes.
Glad to report Miss Betty Marsh
has returned home from Goderich
A
Alexandra Marine and General
hospital.
On Thursday night September 4
at 8 p.m. Auburn Women’s
Institute is invited to the Blyth
Institute meeting to hear Murray
Gaunt speak and show pictures of
his trip to British Isles. The
meeting will be held at Blyth
United Church.
Mrs. Bess Baechlor is a patient
in St. Joseph’s Hospital in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beard of
Mitchell visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jardin on Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett were
recent visitors with Mrs. Elva
Straughan.
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