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Mrs. Mildred Lawlor I
Knox Church holds
Remembrance
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The minister Gary T. Shuttle
worth conducted the morning
Remembrance Day Service at
Knox United Church on Sunday.
The organ prelude was played by
choir director Lori Millian. The
Juniorchoir sang “Jesus Loves
Me” under the direction of Mrs.
Allan Webster and pianist Mrs.
Gordon Gross.
Prayers and Life and Work of the
Church were given. The Honour
Roll of World War I and II were
read by Elliott Lapp and Maurice
Bean. Last Post was sounded with
Minute Silence and Reveille and
Christmas Craft Fair
set for Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Don Haines visited
on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Haines and family of Beams-
ville.
Marjorie McDougall and Mr.
and Mrs. Aubrey Toll of RR 3,
Blyth visited last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Toll of London.
The November meeting of Wo
men’s Institute will be held at the
Community Hall on November 18
at 2 p.m. Topic will be Citizenship
and World Affairs with convenors,
Mrs. Tom Jardin and Mrs. Tina
Empey in charge.
The Youth Group of Knox United
Church will be having its first
meeting of the season on Saturday,
November 22. All youth interested
are welcome to attend. The group
will be meeting at 8 p.m. in the
Sunday School.
The 5th Annual Christmas Craft
Fair will be held at the Auburn
Community Hail on Saturday,
7 tables
at euchre party
There were seven tables in play
at the euchre party held Tuesday
night November 4 at the Auburn
Community Hall.
Winners were, high lady, Lillian
Stewart; high man, Clarence Allin;
low lady, Bernice McClinchey; low
man, Ray Hannah: novelty, Ade-
laine Allin.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday night at 8 p.m. at the
Community Hall.
Weekend seminars
set for farm couples
Ontario farm couples can again
apply for place at any one of six
weekend seminars being offered
early next year by the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food.
As well as offering the couple a
chance to get away from work and
family responsibilities for a mini
vacation in mid-winter, the week
end programs will offer a couple a
look at where their lives are going,
and how they are going to get
there. Workshops will be offered in
communications, goal-setting,
and how to recognize and handle
stress.
Six seminars will be offered in
all, one each in London, Guelph,
Sudbury, Ottawa, Orillia and
I
the National Anthem “O Canada”
was sung.
The Junior Choir sang “Jesus
Speaks to Our World To-Day.”
Dorothy Grange read Scripture
from Ephesians. There was time
for children and they went to
Sunday School rooms with their
leaders.
Lillian Hallam read Scripture
from John 8: 31-36. The minister
chose for his sermon “Thank God
I’m Free”. Offering was received
by Murray Rollinson and Peter
Verbeek. Service closed with the
Congregational Benedicition,
“The Lord Our God”.
November 15 from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m.
Visitors recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Emmerson Rodger were Mr.
and Mrs. E. Pink of St. Catherines
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sidden of
Kincardine.
Mrs. Dorothy Grange returned
home after spending 10 days in
London visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Rod
ger spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Maize and Jeniof Port
Albert.
4-H dub holds
last meeting
BY JULIE GLENN
The Auburn 4H “Milkmates”
had their last meeting on Novem
ber 3 at the home of Anita Bos with
an attendance of 26.
Members brought their friends
and mothers for this special 4H
meeting. Tanya Boonstoppel, pre
sident, opened the meeting with
the 4H pledge. Anita Gross read
the minutes from the previous
meeting. Bernice Gross said the
blessing and then everyone enjoy
ed a feast of food made with milk
and milk products.
Huron County Dairy Queen
runner up, Anita Bos presented a
speech about milk: from the cow to
the dinner table. The members
played games. The meeting was
closed with the new motto “To
gether today for a terrific tomor
row.’
The Achievement program will
be on November 19 at the Clinton
Christian Reform School.
Gananoque. The Ottawa weekend
will be offered in French, all the
others in English.
The Guelph weekend will be
held at the Holiday Inn on February
20-21-22; while the London semi
nar will take place at the Hampton
Court Motor Hotel on March 6-7-9.
Workshops will be held on Friday
evening and all day Saturda), with
a final banquet Saturday evening.
The entire package will cost $ 135
percouple, withonly thefirst25
couples to apply being accepted.
Couples who attended similar
weekends last year are not eligible.
Further details and application
forms are available at the OMAF
office in Clinton.
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