HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-03-07, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. MAUCH 7. 1990.
Auburn Hope, triumph sermon message
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
4H members judge baking
BY LAUREL CAMPBELL
The fourth meeting of the
Auburn Dough-Nuts got underway
at 4:15. Again the meeting was
held at two homes Regina Camp
bell’s and Lorraine Carnes’s. At
Regina’s, members made cinna
mon rolls. They all got to put
together one part of the ingredi
ents. They also made buns with
different shapes and sizes. They all
6 tables at euchre
There were six tables at the
euchre party held at the Commun
ity Hall on Tuesday evening,
February 27.
Prizes went to: high lady, Marion
Haggitt; low lady, Lillian Appleby;
Don 7 call police
for road information
The Ontario Provincial Police are
asking that people not call their
detachments for road condition
reports. The number of telephone
calls from the public this winter
requesting road conditions has
placed a strain on detachments and
the new Telecom Centres across
the province. On days of particular
ly bad weather, telephone lines
have been jammed preventing
people in emergency situations
used their imagination. They all got
to taste the cinnamon rolls and the
imaginatively-shaped buns. They
all found them very delicious. They
got to judge four different plates of
cinnamon rolls. At the next meet
ing members will be making soft
pretzels. Thank you was said to
Regina and Lorraine for the use of
their kitchens. The next meeting
will be held at Lorraine Came’s and
Regina Campbell’s.
high man, Edgar Daer; low man,
Ernest Dumin; novelty, Erma Cart
wright.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the
Community Hall.
from getting their calls through.
For winter road condition re
ports, callers should contact the
Ministry of Transportation High
way Information listed in the blue
pages of their telephone book.
The numbers to call for highways
in the:
Kitchener-Waterloo area is (519)
743-2621
Owen Sound area is (519) 376-9683
Stratford area is (519) 271-8321.
Rev. Snihur conducted the first
Lenten service at Knox United
Church and Nancy Park was organ
ist.
Call to Worship was read alter
nately followed by the hymn
“Blessed Assurance Jesus Is
Mine”. Rev. Snihur gave the
Prayer of Approach, followed by
the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Child
ren’s song was “I’ve Got Peace
Like a River”, and Rev. Snihur told
their story.
Poetry opens Walkerburn Club
On Tuesday, February 27 the
Walkerburn Club met at Mrs. B.
Thomson’s home. Mrs. Lloyd Pen-
found, the vice president opened
the meeting with two poems “Four
People” and “Go on with your
knitting”. This was followed by
prayer and repeating The Lord’s
Prayer in unison.
The secretary read the minutes
and letters received. Roll call was
answered on “Reduce, Re-use and
Re-cycle”. The draw, donated by
Mrs. Thomson, was won by Mrs.
D. Collins.
The March meeting will be at
Mrs. I. Moore’s home and Mrs.
Keith Lapp and Mrs. Ethel Ball will
be in charge of the lunch, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. Tom Cunnigham
will be the program organizers.
Plans are for a guest speaker. Roll
call for March will be “Household
Hints”.
Discussion arose re - the upcom
ing shower on March 26 for Joy
(McClinchey) Porter, a recent bride
“For Those Tears I Died” was
sung followed by the prayer chorus
“God is so Good”.
Rev. Snihur’s sermon was entitl
ed, “Peter: Trials into Triumph,
The Letter of Hope!” The offering
was received by Brian Gross and
Marinus Bakker and dedicated.
The hymn “He Leadeth Me, O
Blessed Thought” was sung. Rev.
Snihur pronounced the Benediction
followed by the Response “I be
lieve that the Christ who was slain
on the Cross.”
and Barbara Gross, a bride-to-be.
It will be held in Knox United
Church. Mrs. Penfound offered to
put boxes in various village stores.
Money for the Walkerbum dis
trict gift is to be left at Mrs.
Penfound’s or Mrs. Thomson’s
Community extends sympathy
Sympathy is extended to Arnold
Craig on the death of his wife
Maude who passed away Thurs
day, March 1 at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich in
her 79th year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helesic visited
with her parents Emerson and
Phyllis Rodger on Saturday. Also
visiting were granddaughter Patti
and her husband Randy Maize and
great-granddaughter Jeni and Jes
sica.
Congratulations to Dana and
Joyce Bean on the birth of a son
Young people from the church
are invited to the Sunday School
Crokinole Party at Londesboro
Church on Thursday evening,
March 15.
The annual church skating party
will be held Sunday, March 18 from
3 - 4 p.m. at the Clinton Arena.
Old Fashion Country Supper will
be held at Knox United Church on
April 4. Settings at 5 p.m., 6 p.m.
and 7p.m. Tickets will be sold after
Church on March 18.
home. A very successful miscella
neous sale was held with Mrs. J.
Verwey, the very capable
auctioneer. Hot chocolate milk and
delicious cookies served by Mrs.
Thomson and Mrs. Norman
brought the meeting to a close.
Anthony Thomas, a wee brother for
Michael and Brett and grandson for
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bean.
Mr. William Anderson of New
market visited his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and also
Greg and Nancy Park to celebrate
Greg’s birthday on Sunday.
A shower will be held in Knox
United Church on March 26 at 8
p.m. for the recent bride Joy
(McClinchey) Porter and the bride-
to-be Barbara Gross. Boxes for this
are at various locations in Auburn.
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