The Citizen, 1987-09-30, Page 17Lisa Boonstoppel of RR 1, Auburn received the Environmental Science Award at the Central Huron
Secondary School Commencement in Clinton Friday night. Lisa, currently a student at Humber College in
Toronto, accepts her award from Ward Hodgins, a science teacher at the school.
People
Former resident returns for baptism
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1987. PAGE 17.
Auburn
Compiled by Mrs. Mildred Luwlor. Phone 52b-75H9
UCW sees play
Miss Yvonne Bean of St. Thomas
was in Auburn for the baptism of
her nephew, Brett Bean, last
Sunday at Knox United Church and
spent the remainderof the week
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Bean.
Mrs. Wilma Brawley moved
from the village to Huron Haven on
Saturday.
Mr. Tom Haggitt returned home
from Clinton Hospital lastweek
after having surgery.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Fran
ces Clark were Mr. and Mrs.
Burrill Williams of Bow Island,
Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kienzle of Kettering, Ohio; and
Misses Jean Houston and Jean
Jamieson of Toronto.
Mrs. Mary Blacker of Stratford
visited Mrs. Lillian Letherland for
a few days recently.
Mrs. Henry Ferguson of Cham
pion, Alberta and Mr. Donald
Mallory of Kirkcaldi, Alberta,
cousins of Oliver’s visited at the
Anderson home. Mr. William
Anderson of Newmarket also
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Anderson recently.
Gordon Sisley of Belville, Mrs.
Lawrence Nesbitt of Port Perry
and Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNall of
Welland visited with Laura Phillips
and Ellen Johnston the past week.
On Friday, September 25 a
group of Auburn ladies had as their
guest Mrs. Nancy Slater at the
Candelight Inn, Goderich to cele
brate Mrs. Slater’s 80th birthday.
Congratulations Nancy from the
Auburn correspondent.
Mrs. Tom Lawrence of Auburn
reports that she has forsythia and
Easter lilies blooming in her
garden.
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The General meeting of the
Auburn U.C.W. was held on
Wednesday evening September
23. The devotional was on “Love”
given by Mrs. Maurice Bean and
Mrs. Don Haines. The opening
hymn was “Wonderful Words”
and Mrs. Barry Millian was the
pianist.
The sermonette was given by
Mrs. Haines. Offering was receiv
ed and Mrs. Bean gave the
offeratory prayer. She closed the
devotional with reading from the
third chapter of Eccelesiastes and
stated that it might be good for
every one to read that chapter and
Church news
Knox United Church Service
was conducted by Rev. Dave
Snihur on Sunday.
There was a hymn-sing with
Mrs. Gordon Gross as pianist at the
start of the service and the children
went down to Sunday School.
Mrs. Gordon Gross was organ
ist. Call to Worship was read
alternatively. “O For a Thousand
Tongues to Sing” was sung. Rev.
Snihur gave the announcements
followedby hymn, “SaviourTeach
Me Day by Day”. Scripture
readings followed and the prayer
chorus sung. The choir sang the
anthem “Seek and Ye Shall Find”
with Lori Millian as pianist.
The minister’s sermon was
entitled “John - The Disciple
whom Jesus loved.” The offering
was received by Ken Ramsey and
Murray Rollinson followed by off
eratory response hymn, “Come
Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love”.
The minister pronounced the
benediction and the Benediction
Response “Lord We Pray”, ended
the service.
the preceding chapter.
A play, “Toys for playing, not
fighting’ ’ was shown by Mrs. Ross
Dobie. It showed that there is an
increase in criminal violence. Five
of the top selling toys are ones of
agressive violence. It was a
thought provoking play. Two
excellent skits were then perform
ed by Mrs. Jack Armstrong, Mrs.
Barry Millian, Mrs. Jake Middel-
kamp and Mrs. Dana Bean. A
discussion followed and then the
singing of “O Lord of Life and Love
and Power” closed the devotional
part.
Mrs. Peter Verbeek opened the
business with prayer. The con
venors gave their reports. It was
decided that new devotionals be
purchased and that carpet be
bought for the nursery room. Mrs.
J. Kryzanowski and Mrs. Law
rence Plaetzer served lunch and a
social half hour was enjoyed.
Silver Tops
hold dinner
Auburn SilverTops held their
first dinner of the fall season on
Wednesday, September 23.
After dinner a short meeting was
held with the new president Kay
Lapp in the chair. A minute of
silence was held for those seniors,
in the Auburn Community who had
passed away in the past year.
Plans were made to attend the
District Rally on October 14 and to
entertain Blyth Swinging Seniors
on October 23. Ethel Ball then
showed pictures of her trip to
Alaska this past summer. These
were very interesting and enjoyed
by all. The president thanked
Ethel. It was planned to start the
euchre parties later in October.
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