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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-04-02, Page 19AuburnThe news from THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1997 PAGE 19. Knox hears of‘Awesome event’ Compiled by Kay Lapp_________Phone 526-7264 K. Lapp hosts Club On March 24 at 2 p.m. the Walkerbum Club gathered at Kay Lapp's home with a good attendance. Mrs. C. Gross brought a former member with her, Mrs. Adelaide Young of Goderich. Everyone was delighted to see her again. "What is Easter?", an appropriate reading by Ethel Ball, opened the meeting. Vera Penfound then led in prayer, followed by The Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Business continued the meeting. The Easter Star will give the money from the quilt made here to charity. A liberal gift was given to the club by Mrs. C. Adams, Goderich. Kathie Dunbar, Auburn delivered another of the quilts to the Alzheimer Society. The minutes of the last meeting were read and the treasurer, Bernice Norman, gave her report. Collection and birthday money were then received. The draw was taken and to the club members' pleasure their guest, Mrs. Young, was the winner. Betty Archambault donated the gift. A discussion about a trip probably in June followed with numerous suggestions for a day's outing. The one to Apple Gate Orchards was enjoyed last year. A Great Canadian Quiz was then given by Vera Penfound. An "Embarrassing Moments" was read. Pat Hunking continued with a "Recipe for a Happy Year" followed by the "Legend of a Leprechaun". She then read some old advertisements, one for a bride, which was a mix-up of a horse and a lady. This was hilarious. She closed with questions from the former "Share the Wealth" programme. The club gathered around the dining room table. Grace was sung and delicious lunch from the convenor, Christine Gross, and the hostess closed the meeting. At 10 a.m. on Good Friday, Londesboro and Auburn members gathered at Knox United Church, Auburn. The service opened with the reading from Mark 14 regarding Judas, the disciple, betrayal of Christ followed by the singing of the opening chorus Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? Rev. Ross continued with prayer, then read from Mark 14, where Peter denied his master three times, then wept. The hymn There is a Green Hill Far Away was sung, followed by prayer. The choir sang. This was followed by the reading of Mark 15, interspersed with the singing of hymns Throned Upon the Awful Tree and O Sacred Heart. Rev. Ross continued with a Good Friday story, "The Ragman". The hymn When I Survey the Wondrous Cross followed the sermon. The last verses of Mark 15, where Christ's body was removed from the cross and Joseph wrapped it in linen and laid him in a tomb, was read. The service closed with the completion of the Shadows of Lent by Rev. Ross and response by the congregation. The last candle was extinguished and the light of the world was finished. Organ prelude by Bernice Gross was followed by the invitation to worship by Rev. Ross and the congregation to begin the Easter morning service. This was followed by the singing of Let the Heavens be Joyful. The minister then welcomed all present. He gave the church announcements which were followed by prayer. The Easter hymn Jesus Christ is Risen today was followed by the lighting of Christ's candle. This was done by Charlotte Worsell. Prayer by Rev. Ross followed. The children's chorus was sung. The children went to the front where the minister spoke and prayed with them. They then went to their classes. The hymn 1 Know that My Redeemer Lives was sung, followed by the reading of Psalm 118 - "O give thanks unto the Lord, His mercy endureth forever. New Testament reading was from I Corinthians 15. In this, Paul is telling others about the numerous people who had seen Jesus after his resurrection. The second New Testament reading was from Mark 16. Here the women came to the tomb and found Christ gone. They were told, "His is risen". The appropriate hymn He Lives was sung. Rev. Ross continued with the sermon "The Most Awesome Event of All Time", which is that Christ died and rose again for everyone. He continued with prayer. The Lord's Prayer was said in unison. Collection was received, doxology and offertory prayer given. The hymn The Lord of the Dance was sung, followed by the benediction and amens. Give Someone a Second Chance. Discuss organ donation with your family and sign a donor card today. A$ the Kidney Foundation of Canada 4-H Explorers meet By Jody Godfrey Auburn Explorer 4-H held registration Thursday, March 13. A total of eight members joined. Election of offices was held: president, Hanna Huizinga; secretary, Mary Huizinga; youth leader and vice-president, Christine Lapp; press reporter, Jody Godfrey. The roll call was answered with guessing a 4-H topic. Members then helped each other with samples of buttons and hems. The meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. Auburn Detectives II met at the home of Leader Helen Lapp on Thursday, March 20 with seven members present. They opened this meeting with the 4-H pledge. At the meeting they made oven-ready rice, shake-'em-up pudding and hot fudge sundaes. They all enjoyed the food, especially the hot fudge, because it was very chocolatey. They played games while everyone waited for the food to be ready. Then they closed the meeting with the 4-H motto. People return from holiday Mr. and Mrs. Peter Verbeek have returned from their winter holiday. Mr. Daryk Ball spent a week visiting with his mother, Ethel Ball and brother, Daryl Ball. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Lapp were Mr. and Mrs. W. Denys and family of Kippen, Mr. J. Denys, Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. K. Lapp and family, Auburn. Confirmation class of United Church will be at Five Oaks for completion of their studies on the weekend of April 5. Rev. Ross will also be attending. Richard Bain will be the minister here that weekend. Blyth skaters get badges Blyth skaters passed their tests recently. Results are: Pre-Beginner, Matthew Allen, Brittany Bos, Courtney Bos, Danielle Bean, Brittany Cartwright, Matthew Chalmers, Lucas Cook, Michael McDowell, Benjamin Nethery, Sydney Otten, Corenna Otten, Jordon Rinn, Alanna Roy, Anya Scott, Grant Sparling, Hannah Uyl, Nicolette Wallace. Beginner, Ashley Cartwright, Brandon Chaffe, Aaron Gross, Christa Hoftyzer, Natasha Lee, Samantha McVittie, Jory-Lynn Uyl, Alysha Vee, Justina Wallace. Elementary, Jacklyn Kemighan, Shelby Moore, Valeria Otten, Jenna Roy, Jessica Sparling. Basic, Corine Falconer, Michelle Hoftyzer, Hallie Hulzebos, Kathryn McCabe, Cassandra Uyl. Novice 1 - Ashlee Cook, Tasha Cook, Kaitlyn Toll. 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