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PAGE 16—THE GOL)ER1CH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1978
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excitement
These five -year-olds had fun doing crafts at
Vacation Bible School on Tuesday morning. Over
100 children ages 3 to Grade 6, registered for the
week long interdenominational Bible, School this
year which was held in North Street United Church
and St. George's Anglican Church. A family night is
planned for tonight. The helper in this picture is
Jennifer Campbell. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
Auburn News
Caroi.Gosshonored •
This Grade 4 class studied Bible passages about
Jesus and celebrated his birthday in July on
Tuesday at Vacation Bible School. Over 100
children, ages. 3 to Grade 6, registered for the. week
long interdenominational Bible School this year
which was held in North Street United and St.
George's Anglican churches. A family night. is
planned for tonight. Top row, left to right, is helper
Marj Shoemaker, teacher Anne Heemsberger and
helper Arlene Lazet. Middle row, left to right,
holding cupcakes with candles representing bir-
thday cake for Jesus, are Lori Thompson, Lisa
Putter, Beth Clements, Patricia Hessels and
Elizabeth Schoemaker. Front row, left to right, are
Rosanne Lazet, Lisa Storey, Janice Jonston and
Peter Thomson. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
Hol.esville
News
By Blanche
Deeves
Margo and Geoff
Nornl,an of Vancouver BC.
have spent two weeks
holidays with Grarnpa
and 'Gramma Norman
and visited with their
cousins and relatives in
the area.
Kay and Ken Harris
and girls and Mrs. Ladd
of Clinton spent two days
in Blenheim with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Ladd.
Mnst'a'rea farmers are
happy to have such nice
weather for their haying,
but they could use some
rain in the area now.
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HLRO'N. 78 i
September 26 30, 1978
HURON COUNTY
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Miss Carol Gross was
gu/es't of honor last
}Wednesday evening at a
%bridal shower held in the
Sunday school room of
_.t'he 'ch'urt -r:The re—UM._W a.s
attractively decorated
with white and pink
wedding bells• as were the'
special ' chairs on the
platform.
• Mrs. Doreen
McCullough was mistress
of ceremonies and opened
the program with a piano
solo by Glenyce
McClinchey. Mrs. Ross
Deer gave a reading,
"The Groom".
' A contest, What the
Bride Takes on her
Honeymoon, was con-
ducted by Glenyce
McClinchey and . the
winner was Mrs. Barry
Mill.ian.
A duet composed by
Mrs. Ross Daer telling
about the romance•
between Larry and Carol
,vas sung by 'Glenyce
McClinchey and Julie
Daer. Mrs. Daer was the
accompanist.'
Corsages were pinned
on Carol Gross by her
aunt, Mrs. Elva Brown,
by -Mrs. Gordon Gross on
the groom's mother, Mrs.
Ross Lovett and the
bride's mother Mrs.
,.Harold Gross by Mrs.
Noreen McCullough and
these people were
escorted to the platform.
Mrs. -Keith Good read
the address -of
wishes and gifts were
presented by Anita
Gross, Elaine Gross
Sharon Gross, Julie Daer
and Glenyce McClinchey.
Janice Daer placed the
gifts on the table for
display after they were
opened.
The bridebook, used for
registration, was in the
cha-rge. of -Mrs: -Leonard'
Deveau and the winner of.
thedoor prize was 'Mrs.'
Kenneth M-cDougall. The
lucky chair prize went to
Mrs. Robert Turner. The
anniversary nearest July
• 8 was won by Mrs. Barry
Millian. The lhcky• cup
prize went to Mrs. Frank
Raithby.
Carol thanked ' her
friends and relatives for
the many gifts and in-
. vited them all to her
home to view the gifts on
July 10 and 11 Lunch was
served by neighbours and
friends.
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Knok United Ciirch
Auburn and Donnybrook
United Church held their
first joint service'Tr the
summer months on
Sunday, July 2 at 10 a.m'.
Thee Reverend Earl St.
Jean, 'minister and the
Reverend Maldwyn
Roberts', ..a former
minister of the Auburn
Charge, conducted the
service of worship.
Rev. and Mrs. Roberts
•and family, Margaret,
.William and Anna were
holiday guests at the
manse 'with Rev.• and
Mrs. Earl St. Jean and
David. They have
recently celebrated 25
Naye mher,-Mr: ,R e7°t-s
will observe 25 years
ordination in the
ministry.
On March 19 of this
year, they came on
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furlough from the
Argentine and are
planning to return in mid-
•- September- to their work•
in Patagonia. Before this
they -are -contemplating a•
trip to their homeland of
Wales to visit relatives.
Dttr•ing ,their stay in
Canada., they have been
doing deputation work for
the Division of World
Outreach of the United
Church of Canada,
mostly in the London
Conference.
Mr. and Mrs.. Roberts
will be attending the
incoming ,'missionary
conference being held at
Cedar Glen where they
'Will meet with other
missionaries from. all
over the world.
Following the morning
service, a fellows -hip hour
and lunch was enjoyed in
the church Sunday school
room. It was. interesting
to hear that. William'
Roberts is working at the
Young Street Mission in
Toronto helping those on
Skid Row.
Margaret Roberts
plans to enter her fourth
year of studies in the
Prairie. Bible Institute at
Three Hills, Alberta.
Anna . Roberts is
preparing for the fourth
grade in Spanish primary
school in Argentine. •
Rev. and Mrs. Roberts
and Anna plan to return_
to their missionary work
by mid-September. The
$4}d wase. o.a
--of--tire -Pruburn- GFtarge--go-_
with them as they work
for the Christian
Outreach in a very un-
settled and dangerous
part of the world.
A.C.W.
The Anglican Church
Women of St. Mark's
Anglican Church met fast
Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Andrew. Kirkconnell
With the president, Mrs.
Donald .Cartwright in
charge. She welcomed all
arid opened the meeting
with the hymn, Blest Be
the Tie that Binds.
Mrs. Cartwright took
charge of the business
and thanked everyone for
taking their part in' the
program. The roll call
was answered by quoting
a Bible verse.., with a
flower mentioned in. it
Lunch 'was served . by
Mrs. Kirkconnell assisted
by Mrs. Lillian
Leatherland.
- Members of St. Mark's
Anglicain church attended,
their annual picnic last
Sunday _ at Trini'iy
-Anglican' Church,
Brussels along with other
churches in the parish,
Belgrave,• Blyth ani
Brussels. The open air,
Church service was
conducted by the rector,
Rev. Dan Sargent. The
pot luck -dinner was en-
joyed by all followed -by •
games, races. and a "ball
game for all ages. A
barbecue slipper brought. r
the day to a close. •
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