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Christmas music
at Knox service
The minister Gary Shuttleworth
conducted the Sunday morning
service at Knox United Church.
Organ and piano prelude was by
Mrs. Gordon Gross and Mrs. Greg
Park.
There was a processional by the
Junior and Senior choirs singing
“Hark the Herald Angels Sing”
The Junior choir sang, “The Bells
of Christmas” under the direction
of Mrs. Allan Webster with Mrs.
Gordon Gross as pianist.
Both Junior and Senior choirs
sang, “Ding dong, Merrily On
High” with choir director Lori
Millian as pianist. Several carols
were sung. The minister told the
children’s story and they went to
their Sunday School rooms with
teachers, Christine Shuttleworth,
Sharen Ramsey, Margaret Bakker
and Julie Glenn.
The senior choir sang “Rejoice,
Rejoice”. The minister’s sermon
was entitled “When Christ Comes
To the World.” Offering was
received by Larry Plaetzer and
Robert Worsell with prayer and
dedication said. Mr. Shuttleworth
Happy
Holidays
We will see the dawn of
peace when we learn
the meaning of love.
pronounced the Benediction and
the service closed with Congrega
tional Benediction “Untous a child
is born.”
Pot luck
dinner
for W!
A delicious pot luck dinner was
served at the Women’s Institute
meeting, held at the Community
Hall on Tuesday, December 16.
Mrs. BudChamney, ViolaRaith-
by and Mrs. Tom Haggitt were
hostesses. Therewere 12members
present and two guests.
The president Mrs. Len Ar
chambault chaired the meeting
which opened with Ode, Mary
Stewart Collect and O Canada.
Grace was sung with Marjorie
McDougall as pianist. There was a
sing song of Christmas Carols led
by Mrs. Tom Jardin and she told
the origin of each carol.
Mrs. Bud Chamney introduced
the guest speaker Rev. Jim Carne
of Huron Missionary Chapel. He
spoke on “Christmas Questions”
Marian Haggitt thanked him.
The minutes and the treasurer’s
report was given by Mrs. June
Peck and approved. The card
report was given by Mrs. Tom
Jardin. Roll call was two dollars for
the blind missions. Members
exchanged gifts.
Marian Haggitt gave two read
ings “In fullness of time” and
“Lonesome Clothesline”. Prizes
for the marked chair was won by
Viola Raithby and lucky cup won by
Mildred Lawlor. Meeting closed
with the Queen.
5 tables
at euchre
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THE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1986. PAGE 19.
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NOEL
Nancy, Ron, Mike and Staff
Good health, good friends...all the best to you
at Christmas!
There were five tables in play at
the euchre party held Tuesday
evening December 16 at the
Auburn Community Hall.
Winners were high lady, Jewel
Plunkett; high man, Gordon Gross;
low lady, Jane Giousher; low man,
Ken Scott; novelty, Anne Gloush-
er. This is the last euchre party
until after New Year’s. They will
resume on January 6 at 8 p.m.
All the blessings of the season to you and your
family. We hope that you will find peace and
contentment this Christmas and always.
Peter and Linda Uyl 'jk-
The Mane Choice
Blyth
u. from noon Wednesday, December24 until
Monday morning, December29
JOYOUS NOEL
May the spirit of the season carry over
and enrich your lives every day of the
coming year.
Thank you for letting us serve you.
MANAGERS AND STAFF
Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce
Blyth and Brussels Branches