HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-12-05, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1990.
Knox celebrates
White Gift Sunday Auburn
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church and Mrs. Allan Webster
was organist. Rev. Ross gave the
Call to Worship followed by hymn
“Come Thou Long Expected
Jesus”.
The First Advent candle was lit.
Sunday School presentation took
place and Allison Chamney read
the story of “The Jesse Tree” and
children took part. The white gifts
were laid at the front.
Rev. Ross read scriptures from
Isaiah and Luke. The hymn “Hark
The Glad Sound” was sung. Rev.
Ross’s sermon was entitled “Has
God disappointed You?”
The prayer chorus “God is so
good” was sung. Rev. Ross gave
the Prayer of Thanksgiving and
Walkerburn Club
donates to
Children’s Aid
Mrs. ben Archambault opened
her home to the Walkerburn Club
on Thursday, November 29 at 2
p.m. She opened the meeting with
suitable readings.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp led in prayer
followed by the Lord’s Prayer in
unison. Minutes were read by the
secretary and Mrs. Rick Archam
bault gave the treasurer’s report.
The roll call was answered with a
donation for the Children’s Aid
Society, with 11 members present.
Collection was received and dues
paid and birthday money given.
Two tots were in charge of the
draw. Mrs. Elliott Lapp was the
lucky winner. Mrs. B. Norman
donated the gift.
Mrs. Lloyd Penfound offered her
home for the January meeting.
Mrs. Isabel Moore and Mrs. Tom
Cunningham will be the program
committee and Mrs. Ethel Ball and
Mrs. Keith Lapp the lunch conve
nors. It was decided to have a
miscellaneous sale in January.
Christmas gifts and cards were
discussed and various people put in
charge of this.
Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Lapp took
over the program. Mrs. Ball con
ducted the interesting contests,
“Parts of your Body” and “Do you
know your pies”. She gave three
good readings. “Yesterday, To-day
and Tomorrow”, “Elephant Stew”
and “The Monkey Speaks”.
Mrs. Lapp gave “A Ballad of our
Times” and all about “Apples”. A
discussion about the latter followed
and Northern Spy, McIntosh and
Courtland were the favourites.
Mrs. L. Penfound, Mrs. J. Hui
zinga and the hostess served lunch
and the meeting closed with a
social half hour.
People
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp,
Mrs. Olive Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jardin, Michael and
Darryl, all of Belgrave were Sunday
guests of Ruth and Tom Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Alliston Gard-
house of Midland spent the week
with Mrs. Beth Lansing.
Hort. Soc.
note
The Goderich Horticulture Socie
ty has invited Auburn Horticulture
Society to join them in a bus trip on
Monday, December 10 to the
Sweins Greenhouse and to dinner
at Srania and to see the lights.
They are asked to meet at the
Goderich Post Office at 11 a.m.
Anyone interested in this trip
contact Dorothy Grange at 526-
7597.
Concern and the Lord’s Prayer was
repeated in unison. The offering
was received by Peter Verbeek,
Bob Worsell and for the Sunday
School was brought forward by
Melissa Hanna and David Camp
bell. The hymn “Herald! Sound the
note of Judgement” was sung.
Rev. Ross pronounced the Benedic
tion and the choral response “Now
thank we all our God” concluded
the service.
Knox United Sunday School con
cert will be held Sunday, December
16. The U.C.W. of Knox United
Church will be holding their Christ
mas pot luck dinner on Monday,
December 10 at 42 noon in the
church. Meat will be provided.
Everyone is welcome.
Hullett Central Public School
Christmas Concert will be held
Tuesday, December 18 at 7:30 p.m.
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