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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-02-20, Page 37,A /4 Kingsbridge By Mrs. Jim Martin Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reigling who celebrated their 25th wedding. anniversary on Saturday, February 15. A family dinner was held at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reigling where the couple were presented with a reclining rocker .by the family. Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of the late Mr. John Kelly who passed away last Thursday at Huronview, Clinton, in his 83rd' year. After the funeral Mass on Saturday and temporary entombment at Dungannon Mausoleum, the Catholic" Women's. League served a buffet lunch for the mourners in the school gymnasium. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry, Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs. T. J, Lannon ' of London, recently attended the funeral :of Mrs. Albert Brown, Goderich. There were nine tables at the Friday night card party in the school gymnasium sponsored by the youth club. High couple were Don Aubin and Miss Ahnie Van Diepanbeek; low couple were Benny Miltenberg 'and Mrs. Finleon. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Hansford and Ray of Galt were weekend visitors to the area. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin and • family spent Sunday in London with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lierman and family: CHURCH NEWS Ash Wednesday, February 19, is the beginning of the Lenten Season. Trie imposition of the ashes will be at both Masses on YOUTH • by Press Secretary DIANNE MERIAM February 8 BANTAM GIRLS IT single - Tammy McAstocker with a good game 'Of 200. High double — Tammy McAstocker with a total of 355. BANTAM BOYS- High single — Scot, Little with a good game of 227. _High double- — Scot Little with a total of 383. JUNIOR GIRLS High single — Debbie Smith with a• good game of 244. High_. double - DebbWSmith 'with a total of427. JUNIOR BOYS . High single — Gerrard Sartori with a good game of 252. High double — Gerrard Sartori with a total of 406. SENI.O•R GIRLS • High single — Dianne Meriam with a good game of 212. High double — Dianne Meriam, with a total of 422: • SENIOR BOYS • High single — Lee Ryan with a good game of 233. High double — Lee Ryan with a total of 408. On 'ebruary 16 our top bantam girls and, boys are going to Kitchener ' ' to represent Little Bowl in the ---Four-steps•-to-Stardom. These are the bantams: — singles,— Dale Oke 1182; °team -- _. me hers nOke e146; Lqqry•I eaieN� \y Garla� Tan1 \' 1l�!92; Tena HO Tian` 1044; "singles — Bradley Hamilton 1198; team members — Brian Crane 1106; Larry Ryan 1067; Wayne Euller 1058; Scot Little 1036; John Seaman 969. • Also "The Queen"; Janet. Willis, will be going to .Kitchener with the Bantams to meet other "Queens -"-:- On February 23, 1969, our Junior boys and girls are going to Stratford. ',hese are ' the Junior girls and boys: `— • singles — ..Cathy Hamilton 1331; team , members — '• "Joanne. , Walters.. 1325; Judy Fx"J511trth 1239; Janice Ilugill 1225; IS r3 .4 Sunday for those who were not able to attend, .the Ash Wednesday services. Every Friday evening during Lent, there will be the Devotions of the Way •of the Cross at, 8 o'clock followed ,by Holy' Mass. Father 0 Joseph Fiorino, Passionist Father, will be with us to preach "Renewal Services" for tive days beginning March 16. Ladies of the parish are kindly asked to be present for the cleaning of the 'church, Saturday, February 22, at 1:30 p.m. r. E4 Ann Heffern�n' Hohoured At Bridal Shower A miscellaneous shower was held .in the school gymnasium, Sunday afternoon, February 16, for bride -elect, Ann Heffernan. A contest by Mrs. Frank Reigling,'a piano solo by Denise Dalton, and a duet by Cathy HoganandUrsula Courtney was enjoYed. - Karla Reigling, chairlady, read an . address • to the bride-to-be and Ann was assisted in opening her gifts by Sharon Courtney and Mrs. Antone Van Osch. The guest of,honour thanked everyone and -a lunch was served. Miffs Heffernan is employed with the Goderich Branch of the Bank of Montreal. BOWLING Valarie Johnston' 1180; singles — Gary Fisher 1530;, team members — Gary Allin 1484; Jim Mero 1356; Randy Hugill 1.310; Barry Hutchinson 1283; ' , Ken McPhee 1.273, • A' ••Also on February -23, the Senior girls and boys stay in home town, Goderich. These are the Seniors: singles — -Janice Glen 1505; •singles — Lee Ryan 1860; team members 4 Kevin Rumig 1685; Bruce Crawford 1370; Larry Million 1293• Ron Straughan 1262; AllanFisher x '1260. VLPS NEWS GEORGE O. DURNIIy George Orville Durnin, 61 Blake Street, died suddenly at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on Monday, February 10. He was 79. Mr; - Durnin was born December 2, 1889, in Ashfield Township, a son of William Durnin and the former Maria Jane Russell. He lived in the township until he moved to the western provinces •where he taught high school and farmed for several years;, He came' to Goderich when he retired 15 years ago.. He was an adherent of North Street United Church. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Maria Garnat, Victoria, B.C., and several nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held at 12:30 p.m: on Thursday, February 13, at Stiles `Funeral Home. Reverend J. Donald MacDonald officiated., Interment was in Dungannon Cemetery. , HARRY WITMER Harry Witmer, died at his home in Goderich on Thursday, February 13, 1969. He was 79. Mr. Witmer was born on January 23, 1890 in Brown City, Michigan, a son of Nathaniel Witmer 'and 'the former Amelia Clemens. Mr. Witmer was married to the- former Margaret` Jones and had • been custodian _at .the Park Theatre until this.year. He came to Canada from the United States 50 years ago and to Goderich about 40 years ago. Ile was• a member of . Knox Presbyterian Church; in his earlier life had been active. in - Foresters and had been a member of the Goderich Towti Band for almost all the year he had lived here. He was predeceased by hiswife who died in 1959. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. George •(Agnes) McLeod, Goderich; one sister, Mrs. .Warren (Ella) Ambersley, Toronto, and two grandchildren-, Rodger and . Cherita McKnight. The funeral service was held at Lodge Funeral Home at 3 p.m. on Saturday, February 15. Reverend R. U. McLean officiating. Interment .-was in Maitland Cemetery:- Pallbearers were: Harold Jeffrey, Dr. James Peters, Charles Kalbfleisch, Robert McGill, Charles McCabe and James Horton. Flowerbearer was Jeff Fester. JOHN KELLY John Kelly, a resident of I-iuronview, died at his residence on • Wednesday, February 12,W following ,A lengthy illness. He was 82. 1 Mr. Kelly was born on October 21, 1886, in County Deary, Ireland, arson of Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. He immigratedto Canada in 1929 and lived in the western provinces until 1937 when he moved to Kingsbridge. die _was -..married_ to ,the former Elizabeth Cassidy and had farmed in Kingsbridge until 1962; He was a mertiber. of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge. He was predeceased by his parents, and by one 'son, Charles. Surviving are his wife; five "sons, James, Sudbury; Joe, Camarillo, California; Dan, Brigden; Patrick, Holyoke, Mass.; Walter, London; four daughters, Mrs. George Glary) Essery, Goderich; Mrs. Harold (Winnie)•Hurley, Ft. McMorray, . Alta.; Mrs. Fred (Eileen) Wocks, Schomberg -and -Mrs. William (Bridget) Hodgins, Sarnia; and 26 grandchildren. - Requ.iem Mass was celebrated -at -10:30 ' a.rn. on. Saturday, February 15, - at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,.Kingsbridge. Reverend Father. 11. Galea officiated. - -. Interment was in Kingsbridge Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Danny Kelly, David Kelly, Dalen Kelly, John Wocks, Jerry Wocks and; Joseph Essery, all grandsons of Mr. Kelly. Lodge Funeral Home was in charge pt. arrangements. • ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The dance that was held on Friday, February. 14, was a smashing success. We- had a live band Jo entertain us. The members, were Jim Schram, Jim Vance, John Carrick, Steve Remmington and Nina Knight. Miss Melitzer; Mr. Bogie,- 'Mr. Crawford and Mr. Moore came, and even danced. -Clash Day which was also -held---on---Friday was a success. There were some weird outfits, and most . of the teachers •__.particate . `�� M ori, y no to W`fer f \`nits. Falb ck vuh is tt`ec hospital. • Last week we were paid a rather unusual visit from Al Oeming and his pet cheetah. Mr. Deming is famous for his Alberta Games Fariin. He has travelled to many exciting places and has made a film, which has won the highest awards in the world Mr. Oeming left •a book with, Mry Hazlitt for the library. e will be, getting a new, Year BdOk for the library also. MAYTAG= HALO -OF -HEAT DR-YER- meas economy of operation - because heat other dryers waste is used to pre -heat incoming air. Meant '- fast, efficient and uniform drying because the warmed air enters the dryer' drum in a circular pattern to completely `surround the tumbling clothes — no "hot spots.” See MAYTAG at Hutchinson 0 308 Huron Rd. 524-7831 a: GUEST SPEAKER SUNDAY Febwary 23 11:00 'A.M. VIOL WM 4WALM' Bishop Swglm has recounfed for us and preserved for future generations - in, his own inimitable style - anecdotes both tender and humorous. 'Guest Soloists DONNA &IVAl1 P.RESTOJ1 - EVERYONE WELCOME — G ?DERICH SIONAle$1 IRI 4 'MRS NY DmClUu 1 • CENTRE EXTRA SPECIALS ..,,,,,cr., DISPOSABLE DIAPERS - TODDLERS SIZE .a - ., FLUSH.'A- ' r--. Pkg. of48 BYES 1.9 ULTRA-BRITE *-e FAMILY. SIZE Reg. $1.25 T O O T N• Save 36c PASTE -894 FACELLE' MODERNE Bathroom8Rolls $11 . Tissue . • NOXZEMA ROLL-ON DOUBLE SIZE - 3 oz. DEODORANT ' Reg. $1.39 79 4 Save 60c SPECIAL , A PATENT MEDICINES, HEALTH AND ALL . BEAUTY AIDS, SUNDRY 'ITEMS, SOLD EVERY DAV AT LOWEST • DISCOUNT PRICES GODERIcI DISCOUNT • . The Square Goderich ourCba,ithTo i . The Rev, and Mrs. Tillman Houser,° who have spent the last two years on a unique "safari" in rural Rhodesia, will be speaking at WESLEY M\\QRI\A1\ tkU12f February 20 at 7:30 P. M. "\\ 1914 rtr, i,. 5 . .. ,let �,..rll,i'f!.. a 5 .,„rlrt^.• sumsesniurgarairamattlarivamamonammu A A miners �� Sunday, February 23 Music — P„ 7:30 .P.M. The Harbouraires 1969 ervice Soloist — .. Mr. Frank .Daniels, London Knox Presbyterian Church . Goderich — Ontario litLUE gaskovrammintavieva Almost • everyone in Japan wants " a speaking knowledge of English, says Miss Myrtle Anderson who Witt speak at WESLEY MEMORIAL FREE METHODISLCHURH February 23 at Il A.M. Alse Bishop Swain of the Brethren in Christ Church Februajy 23 at 71. M. ON O7 I/ I 'T cow in, 1/is hu ( - t' R. NICHOLLS, Pastor NITED HOUNI - 62 CAMBRIA '$iTREf ' ,N1 RTH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY= --23rd 9:50 1100 7:00 Prayer "M ting Pastor: .RE -1/7:. a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL a.m. — WORSHIP SERVICE. p.m. — EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7130 ;O'CLOCK WELCOME AWAITS YOU" JOHNSON, B.A. PHONE 524.6887 -. . !1 (!•5110.. C4 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET The Record, The Redeemer, The- Rebirth, ,The Return BIBLE SCHOOL CLASSES FOR ,EACH AGE GROUP,' 10 a..m. • NEED,A RIDE? CALL FOR BUS TO STOP PHONE: 524-6445 or 52419229 The Eternal "NOMI'; (Pastor's Message) 1 1 :00' a.m. - Morning Worship EVENIN.0 SERVICE - 7:30 P.M. PASTOR REV. KENNETH J. KNIGHT "COME WHERE YOU ARE NEVER A STRANGER TWICE' WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Park Street at Victoria H. nRoss Nicholls, Pastor Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Worship — 11:00 .a:m. and 7:00 p.m. Midweek Service L. Tues., 8:00 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (BAPTIST CONVENTION OF ONTARIO AND QUEBEC) 41 MONTREAL STREET NEA THE SQUARE 11:00 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP Minister: REV. ARTHUR MAYBURY, 'B.A-, B.D. Adult Bible Class, 10 a.m. — Sunday School, 10 a.m. • - A WELCOME TO ALL - ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH FIRST SUNDAY IN,LENT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd 8:30 a.m. - HOLY COMMUNEON. 11:00 a.m. - MORNING .•PRAYER AND. HOLY BAPTISM Ser . 5''IN •TF1E"BEGINNING" Church School and Nursery at 10:00 a.m. an• -14:00 a.m.. Relrtor: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D. Organist - Choirmaster - Miss Marion Aldous, A.Mus., Mus. Bac. . Knox Presbyterian Church THE' REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A4, Minister - WILLIAM CAMERON, Director .. of_ Praise SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd •10:00 a.m. - CHURCH SOHO,,. 11:00 a.m. - DIVINE WO Sermon: ,. THE SHATTERING OF OU PRIDE.. (Nursery and Junior Congregation) 7:30 p.m. - ANNUAL MARINERS' SERVICE 8:30 p.m..- Young People's Society. • ENTER TO WORSHIP DEPART TO SERVE THE UNITED C, LURCH OF CANADA North Street United Chur-h SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd FIRST SUNDAY IN. LENT '10:00 a.m. SENIOR SCHOOL. `1111::0000 aa:.mm.. JUNfOWORSHR IP- DEPARTMENT. - - r `ta : L nt�en\.\, erie -t- , V, a ter CLallen 'es U \T 1—' B R-evul - - k, The Generation Gap" Cubs - Scouts Church Parade \ , 1 :00 ,p.m. --Church Membership Class 7:00 p.m. - Hi -C. Supervised Nursery - WELCOME -- Rev. J. Donald MacDonald, B.Sc., B.D.; Minister Rev. William J. • Maines-, B.A., Assistant` Mirli er Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington, A.T.C.M., Organo and Choir Leader' Bethel Pent�costakiabernacie.- •CORNEROF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS. REV. ROBERT- CLARK,•. Pastor WOMEN'S MISSIONARY COUNCIL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY' 23rd- 11:00 3rd- 11:00 A.M-. and -7:00 P.M. Guest Speaker: Evangelist Ella Parmenter /nl •. -1?, .AG41• 71, ,, .At M,?, ,e_.- P)1.1 ECIAL SINGING Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. - PRAYER AND BIBLE STUDY Friday, 8 p.m. -- YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE. ALL WELCOME Victoria Stre�t: United Church The House of Friendship Rev. 'Leonard Warr 10:00 a.m. - BIBLE' SCHOOL FOR ALL GRADES 11:00 arm. - WORSHIP SERVICE. Sermon: "-CHRIST'S FIRST MIRACLE" 1:30 p.m. — BENMILLER WO.BSHIP SERVICE AND BIBLE SCHOOL: Mrs. J. Snider -WELCOME - Miss Patricia Duret. Victoria St. Organist & Choir Leader Benmiller Pianist •