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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1990-10-17, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1990. PAGE 7. Auburn 4H members judge muffins Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589 Special music part of Knox anniversary service Rev. Paul Ross conducted the order of service at Knox United Church Anniversary Service and Nancy Park was organist. Guest minister was Rev. Dave Woodall. The Londesboro United Church worshipped with us. Organ Prelude by Don Vair. Rev. Ross gave the Call to Worship and Prayer of Approach. Hymn, “Praise My Soul The King of Heaven” was sung. Rev. Woo dall told the children’s story. Prayer of Confession and Assur ance of Pardon was given, followed by Choral Response, “Your Serv ants of God” was sung. Rev. Ross read scripture from Matthew. Don and Mary Vair sang, “Count Your Blessings” accom panied by Don. Rev. Woodall read scripture from Matthew. Don Vair played two rousing hymns on the organ, “Stand Up For Jesus” and “Onward Christian Soldiers”. Rev. David Woodall’s sermon was entitled “An Expectation of Being”. The anthem, “The Old Rugged Cross was sung by Don and Mary Vair followed by prayer *Youth Group chorus. The offering was received Peter Verbeek, Gordon Gross, Murray Rollinson and Brian Gross and Sunday School offering was brought forward by Tracy Millian and Tammy Middelkamp and dedi cated. Closing hymn “We’ve a story to tell to the nations” was sung. Rev. Ross pronounced the Benediction and the response “Now Thank we all our God” concluded the service. Soup and sandwiches and bever age was served after the service downstairs, provided by the Sun day School. by BY SHELLEY DOBIE Auburn’s third meeting of the 4H “Our Heritage” project was held at the Auburn library on Monday, October 1. The meeting was opened with the 4H pledge, then the members worked on their books. They also judged muffins, store bought, also from scratch, and a mix. All of the muffins were bran. Most of the members judged the muffins from scratch as number one (the best). Auburn 4H “Our Heritage” group selected its new name, “Heritage Haunters”. Auburn’s fourth meeting of the 4H “Our Heritage” club was held at the home of Helen Lapp on Tuesday, October 9. The meeting was opened with the 4H pledge. The new club name is Heritage Haunters, which was the idea of engaborg van Eeden Petersman. Then the members judged apples to find out which apple was the newest to Ontario. It was delicious. The next meeting will be held on Monday, October r Thanksgiving WMS theme The Thanksgiving meeting of the Auburn Presbyterian W.M.S. was held at the home of the president Martha Daer. She welcomed mem bers and guests, the Rev. Nichol son and Mrs. Nicholson of Goder ich. The Thanksgiving service, Joy Prayer and Thankfulness was fol lowed by The Glad Tidings which included hymns, scripture readings and prayers. Rev. Nicholson gave an inspiring message on the subject “The Grace of Gratitude which ended in prayer. The business part of the meeting was conducted and the closing prayer given. The next meeting will be at the home of Erma Cartwright. LIFT YOUR SPIRITS ALL OCCASION BALLOON-a- GRAMS BALLOON ARCHES & HALL DECORATIONS FREE DELIVERY 482-5858 228-6443 BRUSSEL3 the TASTE OFTHE HOME OF 1 SPECTRUM PHOTO FINISHING LEAVE YOUR FILM TO US j PRICES! HW » ——JL_ < A 0 k. J J meets Thurs. Mr. Harold Baechler spent the holiday weekend with his daughter Donna and Tom Vanderburg and family in Guelph. Anyone in need of pastoral care of the Knox United Church in the next week contact Rev. Lorenzo Ramirez of Blyth United Church. The Junior Youth Group of Knox United Church will meet Thursday, October 18 from 7 - 9 p.m. in the Sunday School room and Mr. Neil Salverda will be supervising. Bible Study and Prayer Group will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Maria Bergsma. WI holds 675g 2.39 without coupon KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES with coupon 1?9 8-10 Litre, POWDERED reg., phosphate free, w/ bleach TIDE DETERGENT 699 mmmmmn dinner meeting The Women’s Institute meeting will be held at the Community Hall on Thursday, October 25 at 7 p.m. with a dinner meeting. The first course will be in charge of the 4H club which is “Our Heritage” and dessert will be ^jrovided. ’’as* Mrs. Lloyd Barth and Mrs. Tina Empey will be in charge. The topic is Agriculture and Canadian Indus tries. The roll call will be ‘Name a Huron County Industry, its location and product.” TOMATO SAUCE or ■ MM M PRIMO SPAGHETTI sauce CAMPBELL'S VBlOoz ■ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 99OLINOA 48oz. PURE APPLE JUICE FRESH! SKINLES^Wh 8 80kg-B0NELES?"J ■ ■■ ■ CHICKEN BREASTS WlWW Correction In last week’s article on Meals- on-Wheels it was noted that sup plies are brought from Listowel Hospital and then taken to the Community Centre to be prepared. It is actually only paper supplies that come from the Hospital while, Meals-on-Wheels co-ordinator Anne Hemingway purchases the groceries. Sorry for the misunder standing. Cut from Can Grade A Beef 5 05kg MTBoneless Neck or ™ JK ™ JHH SHOULDER^ ROASTS MAhW 2.49 1.89 Cut from Canada Grade A Beef 5.49kg CROSS RIB ROASTS ib you want I classifieds! SCHNEIDERS, 450g Dutch Treet. Skinless or RED HOT WIENERS 900g macaroni, spaghetti, spaghettini PRIMO PASTA I39 184g flaked white CLOVERLEAF ALBACORE TUNA ]49 selected varieties ■ M VAN JfeU CAMP n BEANS ALLENS 3's-selected var. FRUIT JUICES & DRINKS SUNPAC 341ml-sel. varieties FROZEN JUICE 99 99 inunummn Freshly Ground! LEAN GROUND BEEF 189 lb. Prod, of ONTARIO Can. #1 -101b bag TABLE POTATOES 59 HABITANT. 750ml sei. varieties DELI PICKLES VIVA. 2 s white, champagne, recycled while PAPER TOWELS 1.49 89 Cut from Can. Grade A Beef Semi Boneless, 3.95kg BLADE or CHUCK SHORT RIR ROASTS Product of ONTARIO Can. #1 21b bag Product of U.S.A. M «l Grade 2 84kg TB “ ■ GRAPES FRESH 1 ^^1BROCCOLI ■ BMMVe. MINI CARROTS Pro4 of ONTARIO Can Extra Fancy 31b bag CORTLAND APPLES sizes M& varieties | ■ ■ ■■1U. jo sizes M & varieties pampers! I I DIAPERS ■ Vb VV 179 SCHNEIDERS deli sliced 1.32 per 100g JUMBO SUMMER SAUSAGE L. SCHNEIOERS. dell •Heed, •••t d ver Mc/iOOg POPULAR LOAVES SCHNEIDERS dell sliced. 1.21/lOOg OLDE FASHIONEI HAMS 59? 199 5.49