HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-10-09, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1991.
AuburnTine news from Congregation enjoys guest singers
Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
Early hymn-sing at Knox
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
morning service at Knox United
Church and Nancy Park was organ
ist.
It was Holy Communion service.
The congregation worshipped in
the newly decorated sanctuary.
There was an early hymn-sing.
Rev. Ross gave the call to worship
and told the children's story and
"Jesus Loves the Little Children"
was sung.
Rev. Ross read the scriptures.
The hymn "Ye Servants of God"
was sung. The responsive Psalm
was repeated in unison followed by
Gloria. Rev. Ross' sermon was en
titled "Like Kernels on a Cob". The
hymn "Let Us Break Bread To
gether" was sung. The celebration
of Communion took place. A thank
you was given to Ell Lapp for the
beautiful bookstand he had made
and donated to the Church. It holds
the Bible that was donated in mem
ory of the late Elma McFarlane.
Thanks was given to Dana Bean
for being in charge of the renova
tions of the sanctuary.
The offering was received by
Dana Bean and Larry Plaetzer and
for the Sunday School, was brought
forward by Rachael Arthur and
Amanda Hanna and dedicated.
Rev. Ross gave the closing
prayer. The hymn "Jesus Thou Joy
of Loving Hearts" was sung. Mau
rice Bean pronounced the Benedic
tion and the response "O Master
Let Me Walk With Thee" conclud
ed the service. Sunday, October 20
at 10 a.m. will be Aubum Anniver
sary service. Londesboro congrega
tion is invited to worship with us.
Knox board takes action
on Farm Crisis Movement
Guest singers at Aubum Mission
ary Church on Sunday, Oct. 6 were
Hank and Janet Sonnenburg of
Hawkcsville.
"God's Love is as Sweet as a
Rose", written by Janet was very
much enjoyed. All of their music
was appreciated by the large atten
dance.
Pastor Came's message entitled
'The Master Plan' was taken from
Genesis I and Ephesians 3, Where
is God? Skeptics don't see God
anywhere, but God has a master
plan for the whole world, but man
frustrated the plan of God. It is a
mercy that God did not leave us to
ourselves and our sins. God has a
plan for each person. Don't miss the
plan of God for your life.
A wonderful time of fellowsh for
the adult group of Aubum Mission
ary Church was held Friday
evening, Oct. 4 at the home of John
WI meets
The monthly meeting of the
Aubum Women's Institute will be
held at the Community Hall Thurs
day, October 17 at 2 p.m. The topic
is "Ideas About Canada" by Alice
Porter. Roll call will be "Name
Your National Origin." Hostesses
will be Kay Lapp and Mildred
Lawlor.
and Helen Baumbach at Port
Albert.
Snowbirds Frank and Anna -
Ewald have gone to Florida. Kids
Klub meets every Tuesday at 4:15
p.m. at Aubum Missionary Church.
Children of all ages arc encouraged
to attend. Something new each
week.
The M.W.C. will meet at the
Church Thursday evening, Oct. 10
at 8 p.m. All ladies are cordially
invited. Come and enjoy an
evening of inspiration and caring.
4H Club holds pot luck supper
BY SARAH CHRISTIE
The Aubum 4H Club enjoyed a
pot luck supper on Thursday, Octo
ber 3.
Members made their own supper
out of recipes in their books. They
did this for the third meeting. On
Thursday, Oct. 10 they will be hav
ing their fourth meeting at the
home of Sarah Christie.
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The official board meeting of
Knox United Church met in the
church basement on Monday
evening, September 30.
Rev. Paul Ross opened the meet
ing with scripture and a short Bible
Study period. The minutes of the
last session meeting were read by
Maurice Bean and were approved
as read. Copies of the June official
board meeting were handed out by
the secretary Lillian Hallam. The
financial report was given by the
Church treasurer Marjorie
McDougall. Presbytery representa
tive Ethel Ball gave a report from
the last meeting held in Brussels.
The board decided to act on the
Farm Crisis Movement, which is
being sponsored by Huron Perth
Presbytery. Jack Armstrong and
Maurice Bean were appointed to
compose a letter which will be
handed out to everyone Thanksgiv
ing Sunday. These are to be signed
and mailed to members of parlia
ment, Murray Cardiff and Paul
Klopp. Everyone is urged to attend
the study sessions on Rural Chal
lenges which are being held in
Exeter United Church Tuesday,
Silver Tops
The Silver Tops will be having
their pot luck dinner at the Com
munity Hall on Wednesday, Octo
ber 16 al noon. (Note - potatoes
will be provided).
November 12, 19, 26 and Decem
ber 3, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. It was
announced that Knox United
Anniversary service will be held on
Sunday, October 20 at 10 a.m. with
Londesboro congregation being
invited to worship with us. Rev.
Paul Ross closed the meeting with
prayer.
People
Nancy Slater, Lillian Letherland
and Marion Haggitt returned from a
three-day tour to the Port Severn
area, where they stayed at the "Inn
at Christies Mill". While there they
had a two and a half hour boat trip
on the Severn River and Sparrow
Lake, as well as drives around the
back roads to see the fall colours
which were beautiful.
Each night they had entertain
ment which was imported from
Toronto.
Hort. Soc. holds
photo contest
A photo contest will be part of
the Horticulture meeting for
November. A reminder is given to
those entering the contest, they
should have their photos in to Erma
Cartwright or Dorothy Grange by
November 1. Categories are: single
bloom, four season scenes, flower
gardens, nature and flower arrange
ment. These will be judged at the
November meeting.
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