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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-01, Page 17late nice i F,. e on :hin the ants h. 0 B r• iw NIS uburn U. rite winners at held the ineetly bre party Community morial barHall were as lows novelty, Tom Ilam; high man, Thomas din; low man, Jack llam; high lady, Mrs. Id Haines; low lady, Ernest Durnin. ybody is welcome. There e;nine tables in play last and Mrs. Ben Hamilton ted last weekend with irsonJohn in Toronto. r and Mrs. Elliott Lapp nt the American nksgiving with her sister, Robert Templar and Mr. mplar at Rochester, New k On their way home they iced relatives in Port dit, Brampton and Kip- ongratutiCeislarns to D (Judy r. and , Harryy hurl of Goderich Ug� �e ivalof their baby da r Sunday November 27 in loriahospital, London. rs, and Mrs. Clare ghurst of Bra cebridge ently visited with Mr. and Frank Raithby. rand Mrs. and Mr. son,y of Mr. Mrs. Douglas las Levi of gsville visited last week theformer's sister, Mrs. ieScott and also with Mr. Mrs.Thomas Johnston. rs, Bonnie Armour and ghter Julie of Waterloo ed onweekendrand Mrs. parentss,, Inas Jardin and grand - her, Mrs. Elva ughan. • community is pleased t that Randy Machan eturned home after ry in Alexandra Marine General Hospital, rich. s. Ronald Livermore Phillip of Fordwich edlast Thursday with her er,Mrs. Donald Haines. rand Mrs. Mark Arthur C • ., ,� • spenrttte-week yftt in London and visited' their son Mark who is a patient in Sick Children's Hospital, London. Mrs. Mary Rollinson is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. She is wished a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines of Niagara Falls were visitors recently for the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haines. Mr. Donald Cartwright attended the Ontario Muzzle - Loading Association at Toronto last weekend. U.C.W. Unit One of the Knox United Church Women held their November meeting in the Sunday school room of the church with Mrs.Stanley Ball in charge. She was assisted by Mrs. Randy Machan. The theme of the meeting was Trees and a reading was given on trees. The hymn, For. the Beauty of the Earth was sung followed by prayer and all repeating the Lord's prayer in unison. The scripture and meditation was on the theme and comparison was made by comparing man's life to that of a tree, reading verses of the Bible pertaining to this subject. Another poem on trees was read and the hymn, Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun, was sung. Mrs. John Durnin, the leader took over the business and the minutes were ac- cepted as read by the secretary Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer. Plans ' were made for the December meeting when there will be an ex- change of gifts. Mrs. Durnin closed with prayer. Tarts and coffee were served by Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Machan. The general meeting of the Auburn United Church Women was held on Wed- istrict news installs officers at nesdayNovember 23 at I8 p. m. in the Sunday school room of the church. - Mrs. Gerald McDowell presided for the worship period and Mrs. Donald Haines was pianist. The hymn, Tell Me the Stories of Jesus was sung and the scripture lesson, Mark 10: Verses 13 to 16 and prayer was taken by Mrs. Gerald McDowell. Mrs. John Dur,nin presented an introduction t to the film on Pueblito, which was shown by the Rev. Earl St. Jean. Pueblito is a Small village for 120 abandoned children in Costa Rica. Canadian Auburn news Eleanor Bradnock, correspondent, 526-7595 Prayer service was discussed of officers --that were .,lt+". a:,,,m-oreplans made for' next, stalled: honorary president, spring. Mrs. Earl St. Jean; past The travelling apron president, Mrs. Ernest Durnin; president, Mrs. Donald Haines; first vice- president, Mrs. Peter Ver- beek; second vice-president, Mrs. Maurice Bean; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Jardin; treasurer, Mrs. Oliver Anderson; assistant secretary, Mrs. Beth Lan- sing; communications co- ordinator, Mrs. Elliott Lapp; stewardship, Mrs. Arnold Cook; leadership develop- ment, Mrs. Gerald McDowell; Church in Society, Mrs. Dorothy Grange; World Outreach and Supply, Mrs. Ernest Durnin, Mrs. John Durnin and Mrs. Donald Haines; representative to manse committee, Mrs. Kenneth McDougall; representative to Board of Stewards, Mrs. John Arm- strong; kitchen, Mrs. Beth Lansing, Mrs. Orval McPhee and Mrs. Oliver Anderson; nominating committee, Mrs. Maurice Bean and Mrs. Gerald McDowell; \ and auditors, Mrs. Stanley Ball,. and Mrs. Norman McDowell. churches, government, service clubs and individuals share in the initiative and guidance. They provide much of the needed financial support for the initial five year period of this project. After this time Pueblito's management will be passed into Costa Rica hands. The Auburn U.C.W. are spon- soring a child at Pueblito. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall presented the new slate of officers for 1978-1979 and Rev. Earl St. Jean held the in- stallation service. The financial statement was given by Mrs. Oliver Anderson and accepted by the members. Yearly reports were given by the various conveners and Unit leaders. A White Gift donation was given to the- Huron County Children's Aid Society. Two bales were forwarded to London and UNICEF for distribution to needy areas. These consisted of 23 boxes of used clothing, three quilts, layette, children's clothing, afghans and soap. The new unit members were drawn for 1978-79. Plans 'were: made for a Christmas Pot Luck dinner at noon on December 14. Members are to invite a guest. Unit one is to provide first course and Unit two, the desserts. The following is the new list received a free-will offering. and the roll call was an- swered by a Bible verse from the Book of Corinthians. Plans were made to bold the next meeting on Dec. 15 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. It was announced that a quilt will be put in this week. LIONS CLUB The _music of Don Messer filled the Auburn Community Memorial Hall last Monday evening when the Auburn and District Lions Club put on the movie of Don Messer and his Jubilee tour of Canada. Don Haines operated the projector. It was too bad only about 35 persons were present•. Maybe when the next film night comes along", there will he a better attendance. A.C.W. The ''Anglican Church Women of St. Mark's Church met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Donald Cart- wright. Mrs. Cartwright presided for the meeting which was opened with the hymn, The Lord is My Shepherd. Rev. Dan Sagent accompanied on the guitar. The devotional was taken from the Living Message and Mrs. Cartwright read the scripture lesson. Mrs. John Daer led in prayers and the meditation was taken by Mrs. Robert Slater. Another chapter in the book, How to be a Christian Without Being Religious, was taken by Mrs. Slater assisted by Mrs. Cartwright. A discussion followed and the hymn, In the Garden, was sung. President Mrs. Robert Slater opened the business period and the minutes of the October meeting were ac- cepted as read by the secretary Mrs. John DaeAr. The treasurer Mrs. Thomas Haggitt gave the financial statement. A discussion was held and the bale is going to ge sent to St. Monica House, Waterloo and also ano;her one to Northern Ontario. The Day of OCK MUSIC t1BLE ir. 10 WES a Achievement Day was at Brookside Public School on arday, November 26. Left to right are June Robinson, 2 Auburn, who earned a leadership award for five rs as a 4-H leader; and County Honors recipients, Janice Robinson, RR 2 Auburn; Janice Hackett, RR 7 Lucknow; and Mary Louanne Clare, RR 7 Lucknow. (photo by The Lucknow Sentinel) . 6 X54 k i cS�"q1:53 cSt ^ Al t:Pi i 5751 F :t)1 P Swedish s rs 5 Clearly. the hot. lt'e,hare been Hulking crrylal f;,r tip qv Ilion 21111 .rears. ('carne' disc „err a wood rldnd r,l +,,ill ideas. Ii'hercllowers bloom in v/+isuser1,lg r l rval rut' ... 11'/00, candlelight glows thrniigh a rl'r cal In,yl trherc. people ,'f all age‘ heer,r01' 1'c,ur+l,' at heart again 11'11/1 01( 1+ n Mistral delight\ a\ 11+e lR',da tree, anirnal. (rune dl\r I,'r the how r r,l /Arrvu //rola ... and 1000 a In/ err kr+Va 11',(1(1 \ nand 1)/rill's er'1'(1a11riagic 1,1 N'0110'011/. 1/11 Thre, THE PvhINT12EE I1 Ilii 1 1/cA'uirrl i (1171 c+)till' CHURCH NEWS The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was observed in St. Mark's Anglican Church for Martin Maurice Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence by the rector Rev. Dan Sargent. The godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ferguson of Seaforth. One !bemired uric! 71re'nt I' Albert Street. (lintr,ilVAS ttS MKMS TIVS 'SS' X SYistcYS2s MI MS MxMI MS MS MtT f14:YMS5:!^,•SM YSrSY cMSZS trY�"S" iS.siydJ GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THU eneral Relatives - attending the service.,.' were Mr. and—Mrs:— Bert Daer Blyth, Mrs. Ed Daer, Terry and Patricial of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence Sr. and family of Mitchell. The flowers in the church were placed in memory of the late Mrs. Eliza Stewart by her daughters, Miss Lillian Stewart and Mrs. Marian Sproul. Following the service, Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Lana and Leslie and Marty entertained their relatives at their home on Goderich Street. A Junior choir sang He's Got the Whole World in His Hands. Mrs. Fred Lawrence was organist. skm' orange welcomed all and God- Save The Queen wa.S sung and ,the Grace. 'Newcomers of the corn, munity were introduced and. Mr. Oliver Anderson led in a sing -song. Mrs. Greg Park was pianist. Lana and Leslie Lawrence sang a duet, You are My Sunshine and Lana sang a solo, He's Got the Whole World in His Hands, ac- companied by Mrs. Donald Haines. Maybe Them HORICULTURAL SOCIETY Christmas wreaths, holly and candles • decorated the Auburn Community Memorial Hall for the anr1'tTSt Family Night sponsored by the Auburn Horicultural Society. The Auburn Women's Institute were the guests. The smorgasbord dinner was bountiful and the 85 persons present enjoyed the meal. 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