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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-12-05, Page 18PA E --GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5,1984 Jersey Club holds banquet The Perth -Huron Jers Club held their meetingannual and l uet at Auburn Coo ruTUaltmoraH.11 on December with the president, H.;ns Bonstoppel of Aubbrn in charge.' 740x United Churc -Women served a delicious turkey dinn which was enjoyed by..al, After dinner,teresting entertain - me t' was given by % e comedy team, The Pim Brothers an Shirley of Kirkton. Also present were t, dairy princesses, Nancy .I"ohfiston of ' erth County and Diane Nethery of Huron County. After the business was concluded, awards and:trophies were given out. The recipients of ;some of these awards were Jack Arm- strong and son Fred Armstrong of R.R. 2, Auburn, Ron Bowles of Atwood, Lloyd Dale of Seaforth, Paul Gilham of Atwood, Alex Ostrom of Varna, Blake Robinson of St. Marys, Jerry Rykoff of Walton, Tony Van Dorp of Seaforth, Jack Van Egmond of Clin- ton and Mrs. Audrey Boonstoppel of R.R. 1, Auburn. Election for the new officers was held and Hans Boonstoppel was returned as presi- dent; first vice-president, Tony Van Dorp; second vice-president, Jack Van Egmond; secretary, Carolyn Van Dorp of Seaforth; and treasurer, Kathy Newman of Walton. The meeting was adjourned with the next meeting scheduled at the home of the presi- dent, Hans Boonstoppel .next month. Remember their slogan - Jerseys have all the extras. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pink of St. Catharines visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Emer- son Rodger for a few days. Jack Young of Mitchell visited last ursday with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss ura Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams of Clinton visited last Sunday with Mrs. Beth Lansing. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rodger, Kathy, Richard and Darren of Goderich visited last Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger. Winners atlast week's euchre party were: novelty - Irene Dickey, high lady - Mrs. Frances Clark; low lady - Terry Wall; high. man - Ted Mills; low man - Tom Wall. Allan�}cpougall and son Shane and Otto Wetzel o� Sudbury spent the weekend with his mot er, Mrs. Marjorie McDougall. Members of the Auburn Booster Club are reminded that their nextmeeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Mark Arthur on december 10 at 8 p.m. White Gift Service The annual White Gift Service was held last Sunday at Knox United Church. The Sunday school pupils and their teachers at- tended in a body and the service was led by the minister, Mr. Gary Shuttleworth. The service of song was led by the organist, Mrs. Gordon Gross and the pianist was Mrs. Fred Lawrence. The lighting of the first Advent candle was done by the Sunday school superintendent, Mrs. Allan Webster. Readings were given by Anita Gross, Sandra Deveau, Leone Cummingham, Lorie Armstrong and Sharon Ramsay. Stephen Millian read the scripture lesson. A Christmas play, "What Christmas Is All About", was done by all the classes and their teachers. - The offering was received by Greg Park and Robert Worsell. All the children presented mitts, hats and scarves which were pinned on the Christmas tree and made a colourful sight. During the offering a piano duet was played by Anita and April Gross. All classes gave a presentation about the Christmas story. Beavers . Recently -the Auburn and Blyth Beaver colonies met at the Blyth arena for their an- nual investiture service. After the opening by Rusty B. (Sharo . ilson) and then the song , Bubbles (Rose ► e) welcome the AUBURN Eleanor EJrecinook, 1312B-7595 parents and introduced the leaders. They are Rusty B. - Sharon Wilson, Co Glousher and Rainbow - Wednesday. On Thurs Tic Tac - Connie Bro Montgomery and Rusty A - Dorothy Schneider. Bubbles introduced the special speaker, Petunia (Mary Freeman) of Clinton Petunia is a member of the Service Tea: She explained to the parents why the leader, have special Beaver names and then she conducted the investiture service. She presented the new Beavers with their scarves and woggles. Apple juice, coffee and cake were en- joyed. The Beavers and leaders would like; to thank the mothers who worked in the kit- chen and also the Blyth Legion Branch No. 420, the Blyth Lions Club, the Diet Club and members of the group committee for their generous donations to the Boy Scout move- ment in the Blyth and Auburn district. Members of the 1st Blyth Beavers are Jerry Mason, Kevin Hallahan, Chris Lee, Chris Howson, Michael Laffij, Clint Riley, Aaron Bromley, Ryan Hallahan, Scott Ar- thur, Brad Montgomery, John Walden, Dar- ryl Shanon and Kurt Lentz. The second Beaver group are Darryl Mayberry, Robbie Johnston, Jeff Stewart, Steven Stewart, Jeff Ferguson, Shane Burkholder, Calvin Schmidt, Ronnie Abell- Rinn, Shawn Clark, David Campbell, Mark Wilson, Chad Hag- _ gitt and Michael Bailey. UCW News The Penny Contest losing Unit 2 of Auburn Knox United Church Women served a delicious pot luck dinner to the members of Unit 1 at noon on November 27. The worship service was led by Mrs. Peter Verbeek and Mrs. Jack Armstrong. The opening theme, "Kindness", was given by Mrs. Jack Armstrong, followed by the singing of the hymn, "Draw Me Nearer", with Mrs. Emerson Rodger as pianist. Mrs. Peter Verbeek read the scripture lesson from Ephesians, fourth chapter and prayer was said by . Mrs. Armstrong. The medita- tion on the kindness theme was very infor- mative. The offering was received by Mrs. Ruhr Koopmans and Mrs. Peter Verbeek. The singing of the hymn, "0 Master Let Me Walk with Thee", brqught the worship ser- vice to a close. Mrs. Donald Haines, the president, open- ed the business meeting with prayer. Yearly reports were given by the Unit leaders, secretary, treasurer and all conveners. One nundred dollars is to be sent to -the London Mission and to Alma College. Money from the penny contest and the special Christmas offering is to be sent to the African Relief Fund for Ethiopia. The refinished chairs of the Sunday school were admired and thanks was extended to the committee in charge. Two poinsettias are to be purchased for the church for the Christmas season. Mrs. Marjorie McDougall spoke about the handwork donations received from Mrs. Albert McFarlane and Mrs. Elva Straughn and she also thanked the members of the Unit for the dinner. 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