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PAGE 14-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2p. 1986
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about poverty in Haiti
The Knox U.C.W. family night was held on
Feb. 21 with a good attendance. Grace was
said by Gary Shuttleworth and a pot luck
dinner was enjoyed.
The Junior Choir opened the program
with two songs, 'I Love Jesus" and "I want
to pass it on". A recitation by Tammy Mid-
dlekamp followed, and then little brother
Josh echoed it.
Bernice Gross and Margo Middlekamp
conducted a number of games and winners
were Ruud Koonmans. Val McPhee. Nicole
Middlekamp, Barry Millian, Leanne Vin-
cent, Mrs. Dalton, Ernie Durnin, Sherry
Kryzanowski, Roger Cunningham, Susan
Dobie, Yanhy Koopman and,Melissa Hanna.
Tammy Shuttleworth gave a speech on
"Drinking and Driving." Shelley Dobie
favoured with a piano solo and Sherry
Kryzanowski treated us to a piano accordion
number. Nicole Middlekamp played a
"Sonata" on the piano for our enjoyment.
Nancy Park with assistance from the "Hap-
py Gang" led a sing -song.
The Farmers Woe by Anita Gross was a
thought provoking speech. The Highland
Lilt was danced by Susan Dobie.' Ernie Dur-
nin with his harmonica and Marjorie
McDougall at the piano favoured with
several numbers. \ •
Karen Webster introduced Maria Dalton
of Kingsbridge who told us about her,trip to
Haiti and showed pictures. She had been to a
Mother Teresa orphanage where there was
one doctor for 50 babies. She was also at
"The Home for the Dying". She told us
about a Canadian Missionary with a home
for 100 boys from eight to 25 years and show-
ed pictures of the work accomplished there.
She made us realize the poverty that there is
in Haiti and is planning on a trip back to
Haiti in July.
Robert Slater has taken over the duties of
the Caretaker of Auburn. Community Hall.
THE SILVER TOP DINNER
The Silver Top Dinner was held on
Wednesday, Feb. 19 at the Community Hall
at noon. There were 24 present and they sent
out four dinners.
The afternoon was spent playing euchre
AUBURN
Mildred Lawlor
and shuffleboard. The next dinner will be
Mar. 19.
ST. MARK'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
On Mar. 2,.Vic Stacc ouse the'lay reader
for St. Mark's Anglicsirrehtirch will have the
service in Auburn at 8:30 a.m., Blyth Trini-
ty, at 9:45 and Brussels at 11:30 a.m.
On Mar. 2, the guest minister for Holy
Communion will be Rev. Bren De Vries at
Blyth Trinity at 9:45 and Brussels Anglican
Church, 11:30 a.m. He was a former
minister at all three Anglican churches.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The monthly meeting of the Auburn
Women's Institute was held Tuesday, Feb..
18 at Community Hall..
President Mrs. Len. Archambault with
Marjorie McDougall as pianist welcomed
everyone and read a poem "One Hour A
Day." Mrs. Tom Haggitt .was in charge of
the Tweedsmuir History Book. The minutes
and financial statement were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Robert Peck.
Card Report' was given by Lillian
Leatherland. The Tweedsmuir History was
read by Mrs. Tom Haggitt.
Contests were given by Mrs. Oliver
Anderson and the winners were Jean
Pidetzei d rvlafiali Haggai.. Mrs. Iiaggitt
had another contest and the winner was
Mrs. Len Archambault. There were two
more contests and the winners were Mar-
jorie McDougall and Mrs. Jean Plaetzer.
There will be a euchre party at Communi-
ty Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. Last
week euchre was called off because of the
weather.
Arthur Circle saves
nennies for missions
Winnie Walters and heer group opened the
meeting of the Arthur Circle Auxiliary with
a sing -a -long on Feb. 17.
Betty Coulter led the group with several
familiar and new tunes for the Valentine
meeting. ,
Chris Hyde read two poems. "The Silver
Trees'.' and "Do Not Be Afraid of Life",
followed by the offering and reports read by
the secretaries.
"Saving Pennies" (a new project) are to
be brought to the April and October
meetings.
President Sandi Davidson stated that 41
cents of the dollar goes to World Missions, so
all offerings are used wisely. She also sug-
gested we grow not only emotionally, but
spiritually and collectively.
Joyce Garrick, vice president gave a
report on the Stratford -Huron Presbyterial
Day recently held in Mitchel! - that paid at:
tendance is on the increase at W.M.S.
gatherings. She urged everyone to attend
the annual meeting Mar. 24 to be held at St.
Andrews Stratford.
Margaret Creamer introduced an ex-
change teacher from Australia at Robertson
School, who is teaching Grade 3. Jennie
Rankin from Perth showed slides of
Australia and answered questions about her
country.
The next meeting will be . Mar. 17 con-
ducted by the executive.
Sandi urged as many as possible, attend
the Women's World Day of Prayer Mar. 7 at
the Christian Reformed Church at 2 p.m.
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