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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-04-01, Page 9WI hears spring readings The March meeting of the Auburn Women's Institute was held at the home of Bernice Anderson on Thursday, March 26 at 1:15 p.m. President Evelyn Flett thanked Bernice for having the meeting at her home. The meeting opened with Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and Grace with Marjorie McDougall as pianist. L7CW discusses temptation Knox United Church Women met at the Auburn United Church on Monday, March 23 at 8 p.m. In charge of the evening service were Mrs. Peter Verbeek, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs. Wayne Millian and Mrs. Gerald McDowell. Mrs. Verbeek opened the service with a “Springtime” reading. The hymn “God Who Stretched the Spangled Heaven” was sung with Marjorie Me Dougall the capable pianist. Scripture was read from Genesis and panel discussion followed. At the beginning of the World the Snake was a symbol of power but it coaxed Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. However, after Eve took the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil the snake was demoted to be a cursed animal. Man also had not obeyed God and from then on it was necessary for him to make his own choice of bad or good. The second scripture was on Christ's 40 days in the wilderness. There he was tempted. People are tempted throughout life but must do their best to cast temptation aside and follow in His footsteps. Readings for Mission was given by Mrs. Millian. An American leader was visiting in Russia and discovered “Why Gospel Did Not Die”. Though all churches were closed, grandmothers gathered the small children and told them the Bible stories. The grandmas carried on the mission of the church. All those today taking part in Church and Sunday School work are also God's missionaries. During the service two prayers were repeated in unison. Offering was received by Mrs. McDowell and Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Millian gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Verbeek pronounced the Bene­ diction. A business meeting followed, conducted by Mrs. Verbeek with Mrs. Dunbar as secretary. Various letters were read regarding the upcoming London Conference, Chatham, Westminster Weekend, Alma College, St. Thomas and the summer event at Silvan United Church, London. It was decided to pay half the cost of delegates to Westminster. For the 30th Anniversary it was decided to give $30 to the U.C.W. and $30 for Kenya women. An upcoming wedding meal was discussed. For Easter seasons, the Easter baskets will be given to various shut-ins. Mrs. M. Bean and Mrs. E. Lapp will be in charge and the usual donations needed. A delicious lunch of assorted fruit breads and cheese was enjoyed and a social half hour closed the meeting. Pie and ice cream and beverage were served by the hostesses Bernice Anderson, Beth Lansing, Eppie Lawrence and Betty Archambault. This was the Curator meeting in charge of Ruth Jardin. Evelyn opened the business part with two appropriate readings, “The Miracle of Spring” and “Mud”. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Betty Archambault in the absence of secretary, Kay Lapp, and were adopted as read. Tena Empey gave the treasurer's report. Betty also read the correspondence and it was dealt with. The W.I. are invited to Londesboro on Wednesday, May 13 at 8 p.m. to hear the Dairy Princess speak. Several letters were read and donations sent. The card report was given by Jean Plaetzer. The annual meeting is to be held on Thursday, April 16. Mildred Lawlor suggested going to Kate's Kitchen at Vanastra and after discussion, Marjorie McDougall made a motion to go there. The roll call was answered by 15. The meeting was then turned over to the curator. Ruth Jardin giving history and changes of Auburn. Bernice Anderson had a contest guessing how many candies in the jar which was won by Erma Cartwright. Bernice told of a pageant Nancy Park had on “The County of Huron” and showed a video then “This Land is Your Land” was sung, led by Laura Mae Chamney. Ruth Jardin had a contest - guess the number of pages in a book - won by Martha Daer. Eppie Lawrence had a contest where members guessed who had the most buttons on their clothes and Evelyn Flett won that. Betty Archambault won Beth Lansing's contest for birthday closest to that day. Betty Archambault had a contest on who had done their dishes before coming which Ruth Jardin won. The singing of “O Canada” closed the meeting. PUBLIC NOTICE ELIMINATE YOUR CRABGRASS PROBLEMS NOW! CRABGRASS □ IGEX 3-C~ USED UNDER LICENSE OF BOOBY LAWN INC. Z\N EFFECTIVE POST EMERGENT CRABGRASS CONTROL IS NOW AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY FROM BOBBY LAWN SPRAY GUARANTEED DEATH TO CRABGRASS OR WE'LL RESPRAY YOUR LAWN FOR..........FHEt! «Quarantwd for th« season wh»n the entire front, beck or full lawn Is treated In SPRING and SUMMER. Early booking required. Prices on request OWNED & OPERATED BY SMITH'S FARM & GARDEN CENTRE 524-9522"“ - h Walkerburn Club learns health tips The Walkerbum Club met at the A & P store in Goderich for a lesson on the Reduction of Fats in our daily diets. They were told about the different kinds of fats, saturated, polyunsaturated and non­ saturated. Fat is needed in your daily diet, however, your diet should be designed not only to adjust the total amount of dietary fat, but also its sources. Vegetable oils, com oil and soya and olive are high sources of polyunsaturated fats. So these oils are best for cooking and baking. Too much butter, cream, etc. can be a source of trouble in our daily diets. The dietician was thanked for her valuable information. After this the club had a light lunch at the coffee shop. Ten attended the meeting. The April meeting will be at Betty Verwey's home and the date has been changed to Thursday, April 30. People visit area Weekend visitors with Tom and Ruth Jardin were Mrs. Bonnie Armour and Miss Kathy Weigel of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jardin of Mitchell. Sympathy is extended to Lillian Hallam, family, relatives and friends on the passing of her husband Brian this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor were guests on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Potter of Londesboro to help celebrate their 39th anniversary. 6 tables in play at euchre The Auburn euchre game was held at the Community Hall on Tuesday evening, March 24 with six tables in play. Winners were: high man, Bert Daer; low man, Lillian Appleby (playing as a man); high lady, Jane Giousher; low lady, Feme Howatt and novelty table, Mary Shobbrook. Euchre parties are held every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. WE KILL WEEDS •Dandelions •Creeping Charlie i •Plantain 1 •Chickweed •Black Medic •Clover DANDELION •4,000 Sq. 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PKG. 2 ■ 9 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES AQUAFRESH __ TOOTHPASTE QQ 100 ML. ■ V VZ REDPATH WHITE sugar qq 2 KG. ■ V V SUNLIGHT LIQUID DISH DETERGENTO OQ 1 LITRE V LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP mix qq 2 PKG. ■ W V PRO DUCE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE FRESH TENDER AQ ASPARAGUS 1 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH TASTY BROCCOLI 1.29 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 1 PINT FRESH SWEET STRAWBERRIES 1.69 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 113's JUICY NAVAL oranges2.59doZ. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES 1.29 MEAT DEF’ARTMENT MAPLE LEAF 500 G. GOLDEN FRY OR >4 QQ BEERFEST SAUSAGE 1 .0x7 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR B.B.Q. HOT DOG WIENERS 1.89 FRESH YOUNG CANADIAN PORK SHOULDER PICNIC ROAST .99 LB GRADE"A"BEEF PRIME RIB o nnROASTS 3.99lb. FRESH YOUNG CANADIAN PORK SHOULDER BUTT chops! ,49lb IN-STORE BAKERY 530 G. CHEESE BREAD 1.99 KAIZER ROLLS 6/. q 78G. 1 . 1 57 WHOLE WHEAT KAISERS 7SG. 61.19 HOT CROSS BUNS e,^ „ 70 G. 61.29 CHERRY PIE - 240. 3.29|