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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-04-19, Page 19AuburnThe news from THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2000. PAGE 19. Complied by Kay Lapp Phone 526-7264 Knox celebrates baptism service A song sung by the junior choir, directed by Shelley Grange, and accompanied by pianist Nancy Park welcomed all to the service at Knox United on Palm Sunday. This was a special day as the church and congregation welcomed James Whytock, a former member of Calvin Brick United into membership. Baptism followed with Janice Hayes welcomed into God’s house by everyone. Janice has been active in church work since moving to Auburn. Scripture was read from Galatians III during this service. Confirmation service followed as Jeff Carter, Martin and Angelica Sturzenegger and LeeAnn Vincent renewed their faith in God’s word. Scripture prior to the minister’s message was from Mark II. In this Christ told the disciples to bring a tied up colt to Him. He rode it and they made a celebration and called him blessed. Rev. Paul Ross spoke on conviction, commitment, and community. “Christ gave His L'fe that we might live. We must do what we feel is right and follow in the path that God gave us. We must follow His word in our work everywhere at home and in the community and in the world,’’ he said. Collection was received and presented by Bernice and Gordon Gross, Bryan Gross and Greg Park. Communion followed. Richard Archambault served the bread arid Rev. Ross held the wing goblet. There will be a Good Friday service in Knox United on April 21 at 10 a.m. Donations to the Auburn Community Care Project must be handed in by the end of this month. Children’s dark clothing, fall and winter, sizes four to 12 plus all accessories are needed. These are to go to Maureen Bean or Grace Cartwright. April 29 shower date The date for the coming shower of Susan Gross will be on April 29 at Ila Cunningham’s home. The annual Women’s Institute dinner is Thursday, April 20. The meal is at Stickers Restaurant at 12:30 p.m. Ila Cunningham was hostess for a family celebration at her home on Sunday, April 16. Dr. Ross and Eleanor Armstrong, London visited on Sunday with their cousins Kay and Elliott Lapp. They have recently returned from Saudi Arabia where they both served in the medical field. Gratefully accepting Blyth and District Community Centre board chair Bob Szusz accepted a $1,000 cheque from Blyth Lions president Brent Scrimgeour, with much appreciation, last week. The money will go towards the cost of the new ice resurfacer at the arena. CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE "Advertise Across Ontario or Across the Country" The news from ranbrook Compiled by Peter Hagedoom Phone 887-6935 Clean-up planned for community hall Cleaning Day at the Cranbrook Community Hall is set for Saturday, April 29 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Volunteers are needed. Some people have already expressed an interest to help out. Contact Sharon Evans in advance at 887-6583. But if you are dropping by on that day see Sharon Evans. She has the list of jobs to be done. The WMS April meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Murray Crawford on April 11 with a good attendance. Mrs. Leslie Knight took the Easter topic reminding members that they are like Thomas, the skeptic who doubted Jesus’ word. As the disciples were gathered with Jesus, they heard the words but did not understand their meaning. Scripture was read from I John 4. Mrs. Knight led in prayer. Cranbrook WMS is to be twinned with an afternoon group, Listowel Wallace. Presbyterial visitor is Mrs. Bev Nichol. Cranbrook is invited to the Thankoffering in Monkton on April 30. There were five cards and 20 visits made to the sick and shut-ins. The Cranbrook WMS is in charge of the church service on April 30. Madelene Steiss gave the topic on Cuba which was most extensive. Most of the farmers have moved to the cities and agriculture has collapsed. This has happened even though they have a year-round growing season and the topsoil is six or seven metres thick, she said. The crops, which have been well grown are sugar cane and pineapple. Castro’s government employs most of the common workers. Health care in Cuba is free, but there are few drugs and nurses and doctors are in short supply. Tourism is a major industry. The March meeting of the WMS was held at the home of Mrs. Mervin Schneider in Brussels. On a lovely, warm, sunny day the ladies gathered in Brussels to hold the World Day of Prayer. There was a good attendance and the women followed the printed program which was prepared by the Christian women of Indonesia. Bible readings were from Isaiah 56: 6, 9-11 and 2 Timothy 1: 15-18. Time was spent discussing ways to raise money for the WMS allocation. 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