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The Goderich Signal-Star, 2009-04-01, Page 39kae4Horjzons he Mseusriauws FEAGAN In loving memory of our son, brother and uncle, Philip Feagan, who passed away April 4, 2005. Softly we speak of the one we love, And tenderly think of the past, Memories deepen as life travels on, But love and remembrance last. Sadly missed by Hugh andMarilyn, Sandy and Wayne, Paul and Beth, Susan and Barry, Peter and Sheryl and families. —14x GERRY MEURS Aug. 31, 1%9 to April 7, 1989 In loving memory of Gerry, who passed away 20 years ago. Always in our hearts. Mom and Dad; Marian, Kevin and Catherine Snieder; Jack and Tracy, Garrett, Jordan and Chase Meurs; Greg and Nathalie, Scott, Emily and Jeff Gordon. —141 STRATFORD MEMORIALS Monuments Markers Inscriptions MEMORIALS 100 Kingston St., Goderich, ON N7A 3K4 (Lower Level, 5 Point Financial Centre) Don Denomme — Manager BUS: 524-8457 RES: 524-6621 (Call for an appointment anytime) to M MsaoorIaw.s LITTLECHILD In loving memo P Lo i Ty oPenny use, April 9, 1955 - March 24, 2007, beloved daughter of Bill and Grace, loved by all the family. William Edward, October 5, 1923 - April 28, 2005, loving husband, father, grandfather and great- grandfather. I thought of you with love today, But that was nothing new, 1 thought of you yesterday, And the day before that too. I think of you in silence, I often speak your name, But all l have are memories, And your picture in the frame. Your memories are my keepsake, With which I'll never part, God has you in His keeping, 1 have you in my heart. Always loved and never forgotten, Grace and all the family. —14x Eek George's Anglican Church, Goderich With phrist Church, Port Albert e remember Christ's triumphant enby into Jerusalem oly Communion & Blessing of Pahns a.m. St. George's, Goderich m 30a.. Christ Church, Port Albert Y ;Holy Communion & Blessing of Pahns .30 a.m. Christ Church, Port Albert Children's Procession of the Pains & Holy Euchai1 . 1100 a.m. St. George's, Goderich HOLY WEDNESDAY, April Sth toirecallyCounion how Christ was bednayed 930 a.m. St. George's, Goderich Y DAY. April 9th remember how Christ taught us about service, generosity, /Washing of Feet & the Stripping of the Altar y, 1:00 p.m. St. George's, Goderich r' D FRIDAY, ' We remember Christ's death on the Cross The Lord's Passion & the Solemn Intercessio' 930 a.m. St. George's, Goderich EASTER EVE. Saturday. April filth In the new light of Christ, we remember our own Baptism The Paschal Fire, Baptism & Eucharist 7:00 p.m. St. George's,.Goderich (Children's Participation) EASTER DAY.April 12th We celebrate our new life in the Resurrection of Christ Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m. St. George's, Goderich (quiet service) 9:30 a.m. Christ Church, Port Albert (children participate) Procession & Choral Eucharist 11:00 a.m. St. George's, Goderich (Children's Participation) Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, April 1, 2009 - Page A39 Deadlines: Friday @ 3 p.m. Holiday Weekends Friday @ 10 a.m. Menesetung clean upcoming This week in Auburn the mem- bers of the Walkerburn Club met at Ila Cunningham's home. Christena A Gross opened with readings and prayer. Betty Archambault read the min- utes and lla the treasurer's report. Several ladies quilted on a sail boat lap quilt for the cancer unit at Wingham Hospital. Other's worked on crazy quilt blocks. The last quilt we made, Hobby Holly, was donated to the Alzheimers Society for a fund raiser. The next meeting will be held on April 13 at the home of Deanna Snell with Eileen Mc- Clinchey as president of the month. Deanna had a St. Patrick's Day contest and Ila served a delicious lunchof fruit breads and cheese. Three ladies finished the quilt on March 12. On Sunday, March 29, at Knox United Church the introduction of Youth Minister Kathy Douglas took place. The was shared by Rev. Pat Cook, arid the Gospel reading was John 12:20-33 read by Kathy Douglas. Upcoming events include Palm. Sunday, Communion and Receiving of New Mem- bers, which will all take place on Sunday, April 5. Camp Menesetung Clean Up Day will take place on Saturday, May 9 at 3:00 .m. This is a day when volunteers work as a team to clean up the site, the cabins and some of the main buildings. Lunch is provided and the site looks fantastic when the day is done. The deadline for the Early Bird uburn registration fee for Camp Mene- setung is May 1. After that date • the fee increases by $10. Camp e� f' Menesetung's wish list for 2009 is posted in the narthex. Your help in providing any of the items listed would be greatly appreciated. The Auburn UCW will be meeting on April 6 at 7:00 p.m. The guest speaker will be Sandy Herbison, who has just returned from ) a visit from China and will share some of her adventures. At Huron Chapel Evangelical Missionary Church „on Sunday, March 29 Rob Campbell , shared a message on "the Greatest Example Ever." This week the Olympians Bible -based pro- gram for children JK to Grade 6 theme night will be "dress silly". The Auburn Community Care Project is still on and would appreciate pajama bottoms for boys and girls, socks and underwear for boys and girls, hoodies for boys and girls. Knitted toques and matching mitts, and pants that zip into shorts. No scarves, stuffed animals or look-alike Barbies, (Barbies are okay). Also please no large-sized jeans however jeans for younger children are okay. Thank you so much for your support. Please drop off items at the Auburn Post Office. P Annual Lions clean up in Dungannon Hello everyone. It's Monday morning and like many of you, I woke up to find snow flying around - again. I hadn't put my winter coat away just yet, but at this rate, I'm afraid I might still have to be wearing it come July! No matter, for now, I'm cozy in front of my fireplace having a chat with all of you kind folks, and sipping a cup of that new red tea. Let's get right into the good stuff shall we. The Lions annual clean up is scheduled for April 18. Those helping out are to meet at the Dungannon Park at 9:00 a.m. Bring shovels, rakes and gloves. This year the Lions are offering assistance to seniors, or others in our village, unable to do their own lawn clean-up. If able, the recipients of the volunteer labour are asked to donate something to- ward the appreciation luncheon put on by the church. Rain date for the work -party (and lunch), is April 25. For more informa- tion you can contact Nancy Riv- ett at 519-529-3130. Second meeting of Phase 2, of the Revitalization of Dungannon, is Thursday April 2, 7:00 p.m. at the Seniors' Centre. Everyone is welcome. Lions Club, is holding their 2nd Annual Dog Walk May 31. Pledge sheets are available at Debbie Bauer www.purinawalkfordogguides. com You can contact Barb Smyth at 519-529-7781 for more details. April 9 is Family Fun Bin- go night 7:30 p.m. at the Nile Church. A surprise party was held at the Goderich Legion for my sister, Ruth Brindley's, milestone birth- day on March 21. More than 70 people came from Kincardine, London, Woodstock and points in- between, including several from Dungannon and area. Another birthday milestone celebration on the 22, and using a much smaller number, was niece Cristina Crow- ley. I am not giving out numbers, but she doesn't look a day over someone half her age. No mile- stone but important none -the -less is sister Adele Drennan's birthday, held the same week. Lots to sing about. Happy Birthday everyone. Many Canadian families have had to say their good-byes as young men and women head overseas to war, prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice. This past Friday it was our turn. Many of our family members congregated • in Whitby, for a "see you soon" party for nephew Brent McNair, who heads for Afghanistan within the week. Brent is eldest son of my brother, Neil McNair, for- mer Goderich resident,' and cur- rently of London. Our thoughts and prayerswill be with him, and with all the men and women serv- ing our country, until they are all once again home safe. While we wish it weren't necessary for any- one to go, we are very proud of Brent, his efforts, and his love for Canada. God's speed Brent, we all love you. Son Steven. and Monica cel- ebrated their anniversary this weekend. We did our part to help celebrate with a family dinner here at the 'ponderosa'. Our en- tire family was able to participate making it a great time. Happy An- niversary. Euchre recently: George Err- ington with 73 and Tom Young with 65. Jean Errington with 73 and Adeline Allen had 71. Lone hands, Margaret Young with 4. White card, John Andrew 75, Dave Sproul 69. Pink card, Doug Harris 70, Rieta Harris 64. Lone hands, Jay McColl and John Hagedorn both with 3. That's it for another two weeks. You can reach me by email at wd- bauer@hurontel.on.ca or phone me at 519-529-7820. Keep smiling.