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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-05-19, Page 12The Glidlerle . gna $gar Tlaunsd y, May 1A, 1006 1966 Graduates Edward ITed)'Bridle ates this month frorri the gen- era arts program of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario. May and June he will be recreational assistant at the Ontario Hos- pital, Goderich. After the sum- mer ,session of Althouse College of Education, London, he will begin feachint in September at thea,, Hanover District High School. Rev, Peters Ordained; Sunshine Sisters Hold Banquet AUBURN. --A eounti ' of dole: gates of the 1Viiddlesex Lanvbton Association of Baptist ,cliiirches met in the Auburn Baptist Church last . Thursday to con- sider tjie Ordination of Robert Craig, Peters to the Christian Ministry. Budd Kwell ofClinton assist- ed by Bert Doran of Auburn conducted the worship service, Rev. A. B..,Sehulte of Sarnia was elected moderator and Rev. H. de Vries of Goderich was elect- ed, clerk. Mrs. Reg. Clifford of 'Clinton read the letter from the advisory council re the ordin- ation and Rev. Ernie •Johns of Sarnia invited the visitors to sit witcbtneil. Frank Raithby, deacon of the Auburn Church, introduced Mr: Peters, and The examination of -• the candidate was done by the council. Mrs. Ella Donaldson 'of Goderich was the organist. Following the afternoon ser- viee ,,a dinner was served to the 100• delegates and guests in the Auburn Community Memorial Hall by the ladies of the Auburn and Clinton churches. During Sunshine Banquet the dinner, Mr..£seters received a telegram . of congratulations Bouquets of golden daffodils from the director and staff of and 'deep blue hyacinths and Yokefellow Institute, Richmond blue lighted tapers made an at- Indiara and one from his home' tractive setting in the Blyth Memorial Hal) for the Sunshine church, the Claremont Baptist; hutch. Sister banquet of the Auburn C The service of ordination was \i omen's Insttute. Thi' pi_esi* held in the Baptist Church, Clin- dent, Mrs. Donald Haines, wel• ton, which was filled to capacitycoined all and proposed a toast that evening. The organist was to the Queer. All responded • Miss Shirley Cochrane and solos by singing thc. Queen with the were sung by Miss Mary Lee' pianist, Mrs. William J. Craig Hollenbeck and L, Salzman-. Rev. i at- the _`pian.o__ _followed .by the W. F. Steeper of London gave„ W.I. Grace. the charge to the church and! Mrs:, Ed. Davies proposed the Rev. G. A. Brown, London, read i toast to the W.I. and Mrs. Frank the charge to the candidate. Rev.' Raithay replied. Following the G. R.,Easter preached the ordin- ' dinner which was served by the ration sermon and officiated for members -of the Blyth Institute, the laying on of hands. Fol- greetings from the F.W.I.b. Sharon Louise West,daughter of Mr. and MrS. Richard West,.R.R. 3,. Goderich, gradu- ated from St: Joseph's Hospital school of nursing. London, Friday. Robert McNeil, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McNeil of R.R. 5, Nancy Harriett Boyce, 'daugh-Goderich, has graduated in the ter bf Nit°: and`ltfirs:-t eorsard'1 two. year dlptoma course a Boyce' of Goderich, graduated Western Ontario Agriculture from St, Joseph's Hospital school'School in Ridgetown. of nursing, London, May 6. I James Photo Studid. REV. CRAIG PETERS hand of fellowship was. extend- ed - to Mr. Peters as he entered into the Christian' fellowship. Mr. Peters nas joined the staff of the Yokefellow Institute as associate director. Last week he received his B.D. degree from McMaster Divinity College, Ham- ilton. 'Mrs. Toynbee Lamb "of Gode- rich, the district president and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, the dis- trict secretarytreasurer. Two life members of the W.1., Mts. Robert J. Phillips of Auburn and Mrs. Lorne S'er'imageour "of Blyth, were also introduced. Mrs.Seritnageour is also past dis- trict president of West Huron. Mrs. Thomas Daylor, secre- tary, read the names • of the Members and each revealed the name of her sunshine sister and presented °her with a gift. Mrs. Bert Craig thanked the Blyth' ladies for the dinner. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor led in a sing- song and then sang .two solos. Mrs. Mr. J. Craig presented, a gift to the person coming ,the farthest and Mrs. Lloyd Bumph:, reys was the winner coming from Dublin. Mrs. Andrew Kirk- 'connell presented a gift to the one having a birthday closest that date and Miss Margaret R. Jackson was the winner. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor conducted a limerick contest. Those taking the parts were Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell, 11rs. Colin,. Bird, Mrs. John Daer, Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys, Mrs., Keith Meehan, Mrs. William. L. Craig and Mrs. Tho- mas Haggitt. The winner was Mrs. W. L. Craig. Mrs. Andrew Kirkconneli in- troduced the guest speaker the evening, l.1rs. Stanley Lyon of Lopdesboro. She gave an illustrative talk en their trip to Portugal to visit her daugh- ter last September. She gave interesting comments on the pictures and told about the country, its people and their customs. Mrs. Robert J. Phil- lips thanked Mrs. Lyon and on behalf of the W.I. presented her with a gift. Mrs. Wes Bradnock sang a solo to harp accompani- ment played by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips. Mrs. Gordon Chamney spoke on the keeperf pers for a coffee maker for the hall and gave out a lilt of the products. Mrs .Haines thanked everyone for taking part and especially the committee corn - posed of Mrs. Andrew Kirkcon- nell, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor and Mrs. William J. Craig assisted by Mrs. Arnold Craig 'and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips,, directors for the banquet and program. Mrs. Gordon Chimney sane a solo. Knox W.M.S. • The Women's Missionary So- cietytaf Kr ox Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. Roy Daer for _their May meet- ing. The. presiden=t, Mrs. Wil- fred Sanderson gave the icall to worship follow ed by all repeat- ing the Lord's Prayer, The hymn was sung with Mrs. Don- ald Haines at the piano. The Glad Tidings prayer was taken by Mrs. Alfred Rollinson. The minutes of the previous meet- ing were adopted as read. It was announced that the quilt was ready for the bale. Plans were made to attend the 'Huron Presbyterial meeting i t BIytt r on June 3. The Scripture lesson from Matthew 5,1-10 verses was read by Mrs. Sanderson and the meditation Salt and Light was By Mrs. Wes Bradnock based on this Scripture passage. Mrs. Ea. Davies read -. poem, and' the roll Gail was answered by a Bible verse 'with the word, tribute. The mission study was taken by Miss Minnie: Wagner. Ladles' Aid Mrs. Major Ynungblut presid- ed for the Ladies' Aid meeting of the Presbyterian Church. The minutes of :the previous'"meet- ing were read by the secretary, Mrs. Roy' Daer. A. letter was read asking everone to assist in the Kintail clean-up on June 3 at the Kintail camp. Other busi- ness was discussed and a deli'c- sous lunch' was served ' by Mrs. Daer . assisted by Miss Minnie Wagner and Mrs. John Hallam. St. Mark's Guild The May meeting of St?? Mark's Anglican Guild was meld in the church with 1Mrs. John Daer in charge., - She opened the meet- ing with --a liy,�i�i, and then led in prayers. The Scripture les- son was read by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt and the 'mission study was given by Mrs. George Schn- eider. Mrs. Thomas` Johnston gave a reading, Little things that matter in our lives. Mrs. An- drew Kirkcotine.11 was the orian- ist for the meeting. Mrs. Joan Daer 'shave the topic on Life down the Mch:enzie River. Mre. Ed: Davies gave -readings on mothers. The president, Mrs. Orval Me - nee had charge of the business period. 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