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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1994-10-19, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY E thel Compiled by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250 Players fill 11 tables Euchre ® Ontario HOSTESS HALLOWEEN CHIPS Ttie news from It starts with you OCTOBER 19.1994 Phone 526-7589 L. Alexander sings solo SALE AVaiton Compiled by B.J. De Jong Phone 887-9335 Locals enjoy bridal shower The news from 25% off our already low price All Genders, New Arrivals CHILDREN’S FALL CLOTHING Men's 3 pack Beg. 7.99 WORK SOCKS Children’s 3 Pack SPORT SOCKS Assorted Colours 200 grams SPINRITE A 99 YARN fromTtie news Good beginning The tasty breakfast served up by the Auburn Lions last Sunday morning from early morning until noon in the Auburn Community Hall, was a good start to the day for young people like Ashley and Nicholas Saur. Auburn [Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Music preludes were by pianists Nancy Park and Cheryl Wilson for Knox United's anniversary service, Sunday. Londesboro Church were the guests. The invitation to worship was read alternately and opening chorus was sung. Rev. Ross gave words of welcome. A solo, Take These Wings was sung by guest Lisa Alexander, accompanied by Nancy Park. Rev. Ross gave the prayers and the hymn The Wise May Bring Their Learning was sung. Rev. Ross had conversation with the children and the children's chorus was sung. Hymn Jesus Where'er Thy People Meet was sung. On Thursday, Oct. 13 there was a bridal shower for Nichole Olejnick at the home of Phyllis Mitchell. The shower was put on by Phyllis, Evelyn Blake, and Annette Lew- ington. About 35 people attended and shared in the fun and games and contests. Then the miscellaneous gifts were opened. Later they all enjoyed cheesecake, grapes and biscuits. Good fun, good friends and good food. A beef luncheon will be served on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at the Com munity hall at the normal mealtime of 11:30 to 1. The proceeds from these meals keep our hall alive and in good repair. Come out for a wonderful meal and see good friends. The scriptures were read and Ms Alexander sang Be Thou My Vision. The hymn All Things Bright and Beautiful vias sung. Rev. Ross's message was "In Praise of Piglet". He then gave prayers and the offering was received by Peter Verbeek, Michael Bakker, Greg Park and Gordon Gross, then dedicated in song. The closing hymn was, Rise Up, O Men of God. The choir sang Go Out Together and Rev. Ross gave the benediction. There was lunch in the basement and further fellowship. The next Huronview Fellowship will be held on Oct. 20 from 7 - 7:45 p.m. Betty Graber of Brussels was the speaker at Duff s United Church on Oct. 14. She had attended the general council meeting that was held recently and endeavoured to pass on the contents of the meeting as well as the more personal items of interest. On Oct. 17, the legion videotaped the kindergarten and Grade 4 chil dren at Walton Public School for the purpose of identification if any of them should become separated from homes and families for any reason. High-mounted rear brake lights in cars have contributed to a 15 per cent reduction in rear-end collisions since they became mandatory in Canada in 1986. begins Euchre has started once again with the first party held at the Auburn Community Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 11. There were five tables playing. Winners were: high man, Tom Hallam; low man, Dennis Pen- found; high lady, Erma Brighton; low lady, Lois Haines; lucky chair, Kay Hesselwood. Euchre is played every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. Road Safety SEAT BELTS SAVE 25% Our already low pric HALLOWEEN COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES Sale runs October 19/94 to October 30/94 •Bell's Discount Centre Ltd Variety, Video & Card Shop Open 7 days a week Blyth 523-9785 Dorothy Dilworth and Helen Cullen hosted 11 tables of euchre at the Ethel Hall. Tally card winners were: John Subject, Gertie Lambkin, Lome Lambkin, Hazel McKenzie, Harold Metcalfe, Ruby Armstrong, Mel Jacklin, Iola Subject, Gerald Math-1 eson, Annie McCourt, Aileen Mann, and Rita Volmer. Hey Kids Pick your own Pumpkins! Thousands to choose from Open the next two weekends Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m Oct. 22 & 23 Oct. 29 & 30 Large Pumpkins $3.00 each or 2 for $5.00 Medium Pumpkins $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00 Small $1.00 each Blythe Brooke Orchards 1 mile west of Blyth on County Rd. #25 482-9371 523-4383 Assorte Halloween Pack CHOCOLATE BARS SALE PACK Men's 3 pack Reg. 4.99 SPORT 99 SOCKS W ■ SALE_______ SALE MOVIES FOR SALE Huge Selection Reg. 7 */9."/14 * The 50/50 draw was won by John Subject and George Pearson. Other winners were: high lady, Helen Dobson; high itaan, Elmer Best; low lady, Doug Hemingway; low man, Velma Sleightholm; most lone hands, Isabelle Gray and Keith Turnbull. The next euchre will be Nov. 7 at 8:30 p.m. ASSORTED HALLOWEEN BAG TREATS TINGLES, SUCKERS, GOB STOPPERS & MORE SALE Rental