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Auburn.Hort. Soc. sees slide presentation
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Lawlor. Phone 526-7589
Woman leads service
Lena Siegers conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church and Bernice Gross was
organist.
Lena gave the call to worship.
The hymn “How Sweet the
Name of Jesus Sounds’’ was sung.
Lena told the children’s story and
prayers followed by choral re
sponse. Lena sang a beautiful solo.
The hymn “What a friend we have
in Jesus” was sung. Lena read
7 tables
in play
at euchre
There were seven tables in play
at the euchre party held at the
Auburn Community Centre held
Tuesday evening, March 12.
The winners were: high man, Al
Coddington; low man, Lillian
Appleby (playing as a man); high
lady, Mildred Lawlor; low lady,
Eunice Arthur; novelty, Ernie Dur-
nin.
Euchre parties are held every
Tuesday evening at the Community
Centre at 8 p.m.
WI studies
history
The monthly meeting of the
Women’s Institute will be held on
Thursday, March 21 at 1 p.m. for
dessert luncheon at the Community
Centre. The topic will be Historical
by the curator Mrs. Tom Jardin.
Roll call is “The year your house
was built and an interesting fact
about it.” Hostesses will be Mrs.
Tom Lawrence, Mrs. Oliver Ander
son and Mrs. Beth Lansing.
People
Mr. and Mrs. John Shouldice
and Mrs. Annie Robertson of
Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Jardin of Kitchener visited
Ruth and Tom Jardin on Saturday.
Rev. Rick Hawley, Mrs. Hawley
and daughters were visiting friends
in Auburn on the weekend and
attended Knox United Church ser
vice where he ministered some
time ago.
Easter
WMS theme
The Easter meeting of the Au
burn Presbyterian W.M.S. was
held at the home of Lillian Lether-
land.
The president Martha Daer pre
sided and welcomed all present.
The Easter worship service entitled
“Who has the last word” was
followed from the Glad Tidings.
This included hymns, scripture
readings, meditations and prayers.
Several numbers took part.
The Study was taken by Frances
Clark on the subject “Prepare For
Easter”. Martha gave a reading
“Easter the Spiritual Rebirth”.
The closing prayer was given. The
next meeting will be at Erma
Cartwright’s home.
scriptures. Her talk was on her
Mennonite traditions and being a
single parent and reaching out to
others in the same conditions which
was very inspiring.
Prayer Chorus was sung. She
gave the prayer of Thanksgiving
and Concern followed by the Lord’s
Prayer in unison. The offering was
received by Marinus Bakker, Bill
Seers and for the Sunday School
brought forward by Kevin Millian
and Chris Carter and dedicated.
The closing hymn “I am Thine O
Lord” was sung. Lena gave the
benediction and the choral re
sponse, “Stand Up, Stand Up for
Jesus” ended the service.
The Sacrament of Holy Commun
ion will be celebrated next Sunday,
March 24. Tickets for the Sunday
School Old Fashioned Country
Supper will be sold after Church
March 24.
The Horticulture Society meeting
was held on Wednesday evening.
March 13 at the Community Centre
with a good attendance. The presi
dent Erma Cartwright welcomed all
the members and guests.
O Canada was sung with Mar-
Employment
Centre opens
for students
The Canada Employment Centre
for Students, Listowel Branch, is
now open to help students find any
type of work and to service employ
ers seeking help throughout the
summer. The office is located in the
Canada Employment Centre locat
ed at 210 Main Street, East,
Listowel and will be open from 8:30
a.m. to 4:30 in the afternoon
Monday through Friday. Any em
ployer with a job a student can do,
can call the Canada Employment
Centre for Students at 291-2922.
jorie McDougall as pianist. The
minutes were read by Marion
Haggitt and approved. She also
read the correspondence.
The District Annual will be held
at Teeswater on Saturday, April 13.
Anyone wishing to go should
contact Ell Lapp by March 23. A
delegate was chosen to attend.
The meeting was turned over to
the program committee, Joan
Dougherty, Maureen Bean and
Eunice Arthur. They gave an
amusing skit pertaining to Horti
culture.
Maureen Bean introduced the
guest speaker Harvey Wightman
who showed slides of wild flowers,
sunsets, trees, etc. and gave a
comentary. These were beautiful
pictures and made one feel like
grabbing your camera and take to
the woods and swamps. He was
thanked by Eunice Arthur. The
draws were won by Jean Plaetzer
and Leone Robertson. The lunch
committee served lunch. John Hes-
selwood of Blyth thanked the
Society for the evening. A social
half hour ended the meeting.
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