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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1986. PAGE 11.
The Knox United Church Wom
en held their general meeting on
September 25 at the Church.
Miss Betty Marsh opened the
meeting with a skit. Other mem
bers taking part were Mrs. John
Durnin, Mrs. Dana Bean and Mrs.
J ack Armstrong. The audience was
involved also and learned “How to
be a Leader’’. Suggestions were
given on getting everyone involved
planning a good program and
gaining confidence in your work.
Miss Marsh handed out differ
ent assignments and the three
groups had to layout their plans for
the assignment. Miss Marsh then
spokeaboutleadersinthe Bible
and Mrs. Allan Webster read
passages (re) Moses who became a
leader and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
read the scripture (re) early
followers and the dsrbiples of
Jesus.
Miss Marsh closed with this
motto, “Christian leadership is the
act of serving others,’’ and led in
prayer.
Mrs. Tom Cunningham was the
accompanist for the hymns which
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followed. Offering was received by
Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson. Worship closed
with the reading together of, “Lord
Speak to me.’’
ThevicepresidentMrs. Dana
Bean then conducted the business
meeting. Mrs. Peter Verbeek led a
Memorial Service in honour of one
of the group’s late members, Mrs.
B. Marsh who is sadly missed. The
minutes were read and treasurer’s
report given.
The Presbyterial meeting will be
held Tuesday, September 30 at
Nile. Mrs. E. Rodger, Mrs. Don
Haines, Mrs. Barry Millian will
give our music presentation. The
London Conference is to be at the
Pearce Williams Centre at Fingal
and expenses for those attending
are to be paid by the U.C.W. The
Thankoffering service is to be
October 22 and the village ladies,
Blyth, Nile and Dungannon are to
be invited. Mrs. Bean closed the
meeting with prayer, “Faith is
Beauty". United II served a
delicious lunch.
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The Auburn 4-H club met on
Saturday, September 27 at the
home of Glenyce McClinchey. It
was the first meeting for “Milk
Makes It’’ with approximately 17
members present. The club’s
leader is Rosemary Kibble with
assistant leader Glenyce McClin
chey.
Election of officers was held with
following results: President, Ton
ya Boonstoppel; Vice President,
Denise Gross; Secretary, Anita
Gross; Press Reporter, Julia
Glenn. The roll call, which was
United Church news
The minister Gary T. Shuttle
worth conducted the morning
service at Knox United Church on
Sunday.
Lori Millian was organist. Call to
Worship, prayer and Life and
Work of the Church were given.
The Junior choir sang “Be Wise’’,
under the direction of Mrs. Allan
Webster and Mrs. Gordon Gross as
pianist. There was a children’s
period after which they went to
their Sunday School rooms with
their teachers.
Auburn
news briefs
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
spent last weekend with their son
William at Newmarket.
Mr. Paul Popp of Londesboro
had his appendix removed in
Clinton Hospital last week.
Mr. James Towe of London and
formerly of Auburn passed away in
his 86th year. Burial was in Ball
Cemetery, Auburn. Our sympathy
goes out to the family.
Mrs. Mary Young of Goderich
and formerly of Auburn is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital.
Mrs. George Beattie, former
Auburn teacher and daughter-in-
law Mrs. George Beattie of Union
ville, called on former pupils in
Auburn area recently. She was the
former Marie Welsh.
Holy Communion will be cele
brated at Knox United Church,
October 5.
Happy Birthday to Ellen John
ston who celebrated her 88th
birthday on Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Lillian Leath
erland and Mrs. Robert Peck
arrived home after a two day trip to
Manitoulin Island. They stated
that the colours of the trees were
beautiful.
answered by each member, was to
name a food that is a good source of
calcium.
Information was read and dis
cussed also how to avoid calcium
deficiency. Members participated
by making nachos and raspberry
drink.
The meeting was closed by the
club’s president Tonya Boonstop-
pel, with the 4-H motto “Learn to
Do by Doing.” The next meeting
will be held at the home of
Rosemary Kibble on Monday,
September 29 at 6:30 p.m. and the
next meeting will be on October 6.
The minister chose for his
sermon “Holdingon during the
Struggle.” Offering was received
by Teadde Bakker and Ken
Ramsey. Service closed with Con
gregational Benediction, “The
Lord Our God.”
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