HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-12-02, Page 34PAGE 34. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1987.
Vera Penfound [left] and Betty Archambault show off some of the products for sale at the Walkerburn
Club’s bazaar held Saturday at the Auburn Library. The club raises money for community activities.
Walkerburn Club holds bazaar
On November 24 the Walker
burn Club met at the home of Mrs.
Elliott Lapp.
Mrs. Leonard Archambault
opened the meeting with a reading
“Let There be Peace on Earth’’.
The minutes ofthe last meeting
were read by the secretary. Due to
the inclement weather on Novem
ber 21 aritlces left from the
Vanastra Bazaar were to be sold at
Auburn library on Saturday, Nov
ember 28.
A dicsussion about money on
hand followed and the suggestion
to save for a wheel chair for
Huronview was well received but
no final decision made. The
January meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lloyd Penfound.
Mrs. J. Verwey and Mrs. Roy Daer
will be the program committee and
Mrs. R. Archambault and Mrs.
Tom Cunningham, the lunch
committee.
The meeting was turned over to
theTupperware representative
whodisplayedherwares. Mem
bers and guests made their
purchases. Tupperware draw gifts
were won by Mrs. I. Moore and
Mrs. H. Hunking.
The hostess Mrs. Lapp
presented with a gift. The Club
draw donated by Mrs. Len Ar
chambault was won by Mrs. Garth
McClinchey. A lunch and social
gathering closed the afternoon
meeting.
was
Christmas Tree tradition
studied by UCW
The general meeting of the
Auburn U.C.W. was held at the
church on November 25 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Jake Middelkamp opened the
meeting and the hymn, “God who
touchest Earth with Beauty” with
Mrs. Gordon Gross the pianist.
Mrs. Barry Millian gave the
meditation on “Treep” and .how
they remind us of God. She spoke
on various trees which grow and
produce fruit according to God’s
plan. A Christian also by word and
work and bear fruit in their daily
use. The scripture from Galations 5
was read by Mrs. Middelkamp and
an appropriate reading “Scatter
Seeds of Kindness” given. Various
tropical fruits, mangoes, papayas
and sharon fruit were shown and a
poster of an evergreen tree was
displayed and decorated with
peace, joy, faith, etc.
The story of the origin of the
Christmas tree in 1000 AD was
given and the lovely hymn, “O
Christmas Tree” was sung. Mrs.
Middelkamp closed the worship
with prayer. Mrs. Dana Bean
conducted the business opening
with a reading “O Candle”. The
secretary and treasurer gave their
reports. Mrs. Bean gave the report
on the previous votes - there will be
only one unit in 1988. Until the end
of this year, church cleaning
Seniors attend
meeting
Four delegates of the Auburn
Silver Tops attended the meeting
of the Senior Care Facility Commit -
remains the same.
Four Poinsettias are to be
purchased for the church. The
executive will be in charge of the
Christmas dinner on December 16
at 12 o’clock. Bring your husband
or a guest. Meat will be purchased
and potatoes supplied. Otherwise
the meal will be pot luck. The
collection will be a gift to the
Canadian Blind Missions.
The convenors of the various
groups gave their yearly reports.
Mrs. Bean gave the list of officers
nominated for election and Mrs.
Jack Armstrong declared the
officers elected. Mrs. Dana Bean
gave the benediction and lunch
wasservedbyUnitland a social
half hour enjoyed.
Silvertops
celebrate
Christmas
The Auburn Silver Tops met on
Wednesday afternoon November
18 starting with a pot luck dinner at
12 o’clock. Following the delicious
meal the President Kay Lapp
conducted a short business meet
ing.
Elliott Lapp then showed a film
entitled * * Christmas In Germany’ ’.
Aubrey Toll of RR 3, Blyth
entertained with several solos
accompanied by his sister Marjorie
McDougall. The afternoon ended
with a few tables of cards and the
next meeting will be in January.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Surprise party marks
couple's 40th anniversary
. A surprise 40th wedding anni
versary dinner was hosted by Jack
and Elva Armstrong of RR 2,
Auburn on Friday evening in
honourof her brother and sister-in-
law, Harold and Margaret Carter
of 94 Montcalm St., Goderich.
Guests attending were their
daughter and son-in-law Barb and
Doug, Jason and Karen Warwick
of Powasson Ontario; Carol and
Gerald McDowell, RR 1, Belgrave;
Fred, Ruth, Lori Lynn and John
Armstrong of RR 2, Auburn.
Congratulatory phone calls were
received from their son and
daughter-in-law Bob, Louise and
Rodney Pitbado of Cornwall On
tario, and from sisters Irene Wiley
and Clarissa Price of Vancouver,
B.C. Card of congratulations were
opened from Cliff and Irene Carter,
Joe and Susan Hampson who were
unable to attend. A television and a
chiming wall clock were presented
to the couple.
Mary RoHinson celebrates
99th birthday
Mr. William Anderson of New
market is visiting with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson for a
few days.
Mrs. Mary Rollison and son
Murray returned home from Tor
onto after spending a couple of
weeks with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Weston. While there she celebrat
ed her 99th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Ney of
Windsor visited on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jardin.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallam
visited on Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Hallamand brother Roy of
Lucknow.
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