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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1992-08-26, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1992. Auburn“I"tie news from Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589 Woman celebrates 80th Princesses in waiting Three young north Huron women are in the running for the Huron County Dairy Princess title, to be decided at a dance in Seaforth Sept. 26. Current Princess Morgan Murray (seated centre) will crown one of (front row, left to right) Donna Lynn Armstrong, daughter of Fred and Ruth Armstrong, Auburn; Barbara Wynja, daughter of Gerben and Jeanette Wynja, Seaforth; (standing) Amy Terpstra, daughter of Herman and Rosemary Terpstra, Brussels or Keri Bachert, Blyth, daughter of Dale and Starr Bachert. Visitors with Ruth and Tom Jardin were Mrs. Annie Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. John Shouldicei of Mississauga and Mrs. Viviar Pentland of North Bay. A supper at the home of Mrs Dawson Craig was held in honoui of Minnie Farrish's 80th birthday on Wednesday, Aug. 26. Those present were Mel and Vi Good, Jean and Duncan Murcheson, and Myrtle Stirling all of Goderich and Minnie and Jack Farrish of Listowel. Knox United Church service will commence on Sunday, Aug. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Craig and family of St. Joseph's spent the weekend at their trailer at RR 3, Aubum. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grimmer have purchased the Four Season’s Campground. The community wishes them well in this endeavour. CHRYSLER W All you have to do Is drive one. 414 Huron Rd., Goderich. 524-7383 Musicians appear at service Debbie Siertsema and Darlene Vanderveen were guest musicians, Aug. 23 at morning service at the Auburn Missionary Church. Their selections were “I Am Yours Because You Have Chosen Me”, and “O Lord, Purify My Heart”. Pastor Carne's message “The Highway of Holiness” was taken from Hebrews 3: 1-11. His message said we are called to holiness. We are secure in Christ if we keep following Christ, if we keep faithful, if we don't doubt, or if we don't deny God, if when we hear God's voice we harden not our hearts. Christians have to be careful not to settle down and be complacent, he said. The highway of holiness is also the highway of sacrifice. Every Christian is called to be a soul winner and we must not be afraid to do the will of God. Gallery seeks art for special exhibition The Blyth Festival Art Gallery invites amateur and professional artists to take part in Our Land, a special Community Art Exhibition, planned for the Bainton Gallery in Blyth from December 7-19. The exhibit has been Our Land in the hopes that it will inspire artists to create works that will reflect their feelings about the environ­ ment that surrounds them. Artists are asked to submit original drawings, paintings, and sculpture to the Bainton Gallery at the Blyth Festival in person on the evening of Friday, Dec. 4 between 7 and 9 p.m. or Saturday, Dec. 5 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. No more than two works may be submitted by any one artist. Entry fee is $5.00 per work. The maximum size of art work for this exhibition should be 30 inches in any one dimension. Works must be suitably framed and ready to hang. Those interested should look for printed material to be available at the Blyth Festival and Huron County Libraries in September or contact Bruce Stainton (Wingham 357-2317), Jane Stryker (Aubum 526-7590) or Vicki McKague (Teeswater 392- 6344).