HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1995-04-12, Page 9Compiled by Mildred Lawlor Phone 526-7589
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1995. PAGE 9.
Club members finish 2 quilts
Rev. Paul Ross conducted the
service at Knox United Church
with Nancy Park was organist.
Hosanna, Loud Hosanna was sung.
Rev. Ross gave the prayers
followed by choral response.
Rev. Ross had conversation with
the children and the children's
chorus was sung. The scriptures
were read. The senior choir sang an
anthem. Rev. Ross' meditation was
"What a Great Day!"
The celebrating of confirmation
took place with those confirmed
being John Armstrong, Rachel
Arthur and Craig Empey. A prayer
followed that the confirmation class
had written. Reaffirming Our Faith
was read in unison.
Holy Communion then took
place.
The offering was received by
Michael Bakker and Greg Park
then dedicated with song. Ride On,
Ride On in Majesty! was sung. Rev.
Ross pronounced the benediction
and singing of amen's concluded
the service.
Gifts for the "Easter Baskets" for
shut-ins should be given to
Hort. Soc.
hosts dist
meeting
The Horticultural Society is
holding its district annual at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich on
Saturday, April 29 with registration
from 9 - 9:30 a.m.
There will be a roast beef dinner.
Anyone able to attend should
contact Dorothy Grange by April
15.
WI plans
banquet
The Auburn Women's Institute
meeting and banquet will be held at
the Kountry Kettle Restaurant,
Blyth on Thursday, April 20 at
12:15 p.m. Each convenor is to
have reports ready to give that day.
Huron East WI
hales quilt show
great success
Huron East District WI members
are haling their recent quilt show,
"Stitches of Time", a success.
Even though tickets for the quilt
draw were Sold from Alberta to
Thunder Bay and all areas of south-
ern Ontario, the quilt stayed in
Huron County. Sharon Kelly of
Fordwich held the lucky ticket
which was drawn by provincial
Tweedsmuir Curator Marcie John-
ston of Britton.
Not only were the quilts on dis-
play from the branches in Huron
East, but from ladies in the commu-
nity as well. One hundred and
forty-two quilts were viewed by
175 visitors. There was also an old
doll display and the quilt top Huron
East District branches made in
1992, which is owned by a past
president of the district Ruth Hard-
ing, who had it made into a quilt.
Visitors were treated to a wide
variety of sweets when they sat at
the tea tables which were set up in
the church basement.
The profits from the show arc to
help Huron East District support
WI work.
Maureen Bean before Thursday,
April 13. Cash, fruit and goodies
are needed. Baskets must be packed
and delivered before Easter.
A Good Friday service will be
held at Auburn United Church on
April 14 at 10 a.m.
On March 30 the Walkerburn
Club met at the home of Vera
Penfound.
It was a quilting bee and two
quilts were finished and another is
to be done. These are gifts for
charity.
Ethel Ball opened the meeting
reading three poems, "The Lion or
the Lamb", "Signs of Spring" and
"Mail Order Season". Betty
Archambault read the minutes of
the last meetings which were
approved.
The draw, donated by Ethel Ball,
was won by Aileen McClinchey.
The April meeting will be at
Christina Gross's home. Vera and
Ethel will have the program and
Bernice Norman and Kay Lapp will
be the lunch convenors.
Two poems were read by
Bernice, "A Gift for Anyone" and
There were five tables in play at
the Auburn Community Hall on
Tuesday evening, April 4.
Winners were: high lady, Susan
Schultz; low lady, Frances Clark;
high man, Effie McCall (playing as
a man); low man, Hazel Watkins
(playing as a man); novelty prize,
Heather Hakkers.
"This is Enough".
When the quilts were finished
Betty Archambault and Betsy
Verwey served lunch and a social
half hour was enjoyed.
Euchre is played Tuesday
evening at 8 p.m.
Tops meet
The Silver Tops pot luck dinner
will be held on Wednesday, April
19 at noon.
20 gather for euchre